black ops cfg loader

[JOHNNY REBEL]

im trying to use the codes that are already installed in cfg loader everthing was fine untill yesterday now when i try to load it says too many codes 256 n e 1 have an idea why its doing this thanks

[Tech~Tac]

If your doing codes, i would use gecko instead of cfg loader. I use my cfg loader just for iso mod stuff

[JOHNNY REBEL]

am i going to have to have code manager or will gecko os have a spot where i can pick codes like i use to be able to do with cfg? thanks

[Tech~Tac]

Well first off, you dont need code manager, you can make the code .gct files directly on geckocodes.org. And then on your wii, you should download from the homebrew browser, gecko, you can launch your codes easily from there.

[ChumLee]

im trying to use the codes that are already installed in cfg loader everthing was fine untill yesterday now when i try to load it says too many codes 256 n e 1 have an idea why its doing this thanks

This happened to me last week. What is wrong is you have too many codes on. You can only have a maximum of around 420 lines in total of all your codes. I will say keep your .gct file at a max of 3.20 kb then you're good. Yes if you are using codes only you should use gecko os.

[JOHNNY REBEL]

if thats the case how do i shut the codes off ive looked through my sd card and doent see any gct files i cant get to the point where i pick codes when i go to ochrina it does the thing where you download codes then it says hit any button then a code pops up and says too many codes 256 how do i fix it

if thats the case how do i shut the codes off ive looked through my sd card and doent see any gct files i cant get to the point where i pick codes when i go to ochrina it does the thing where you download codes then it says hit any button then a code pops up and says too many codes 256 how do i fix it

[ChumLee]

The .gct file is located in the codes folder on you sd card and you could choose the codes you want on with cheat code manager on your computer.

[JOHNNY REBEL]

ok thanks