Ok, i’ll explain the simple and fast method “How to set it up”. The purpose is just to run command into your device through ADB shell.

ADB stands for Android Debug Bridge. It comes as a part of the standard Android SDK, which you can grab here. Basically, it provides a terminal-based interface for interacting with your phone’s file system. Since Android platform is based on Linux, command-line is the only way to obtain and manipulate root access. While these things can be done directly on the device itself using some terminal emulator, it will be rather difficult to execute complex commands on such a small screen. ADB provides the bridge between your machine and your computer

You don’t need to download Android SDK, what you need is ADB and Fastboot program and HTC Sync. I’m not sure about JDK, this is my current system:

• Win 7
• .Net Framework 4
• JDK 6
• HTC Sync 3

After you get ADB program,
1. Connect your phone in USB debugging mode.
2. Open adb program from command prompt
3. Type test command ‘adb devices’ and hit enter

Your connected device should show up with a serial number. Thats all.
For a complete list of adb commands, check out the official adb guide

Please do it at your own risk.

Many people ask me how to play directly from disc channel with homebrew game. Since i don’t have wii console anymore. AFAIK, today there’s many way how to do it. Try softmii or may be there is better solution now.

I’m not explain how to use softmii. Because i’m not use it to make my wii can play through disc channel. I found tutorial over the internet before softmii was release. Here’s the tutorial, i forgot the author. If you are the author of this tutorial, or you know who is, you can contact me. I will place your name in this tutorial.

Before you try this method, remember, if something goes wrong, you can brick your wii. So do it with your own risk

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Just want to share and as a note for me, so i’m not forgetting how to solve it if i reinstall my system again.
If you have sound problem with Realtek (ALSA) in jaunty. Go here
Then go to : Downloads > Computer Peripheral ICs > PC Audio Codecs > High Definition Audio Codecs > Software
Select Linux driver. Download. Installed it with the script inside it, then reboot.
After reboot, type “alsamixer” in terminal. Remember all mixer channels are muted by default. Unmuted it by pressing “m” and increase the sound by pressing up-arrow. Tested and working in my system with Gigabyte P965-DS3P and P35-DS3P. Good Luck….

I forget to share it here. Just go to http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/snapshots/, to get the installer . Its looks like Linux and Mac are there too.