hacks-guide
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diff --git a/‎docs/ca_ES/bluebomb.md‎
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diff --git a/‎docs/ca_ES/bootmii.md‎
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@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 {
-    "title": "Wii Guide",
-    "description": "Der vollständige Guide zum Modden deiner Wii, vWii und Wii mini",
+    "title": "Wii Hacks Anleitung",
+    "description": "Die vollständige Anleitung zum Modden deiner Wii, vWii, und Wii Mini",
     "langMenuLabel": "Sprache ändern",
-    "darkModeSwitchLabel": "Aussehen",
-    "darkModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to dark theme",
-    "lightModeSwitchTitle": "Switch to light theme",
+    "darkModeSwitchLabel": "Erscheinung",
+    "darkModeSwitchTitle": "Zum dunklen Hintergrund wechseln",
+    "lightModeSwitchTitle": "Zum hellen Hintergrund wechseln",
     "sidebarMenuLabel": "Menü",
     "returnToTopLabel": "Zurück nach oben",
-    "guide": "Guide",
+    "guide": "Anleitung",
     "extras": "Extras",
     "other": "Andere",
     "pages": {
@@ -17,21 +17,21 @@
         "bricks": "Bricks",
         "cios": "cIOS",
         "cios-mini": "d2xl cIOS für die Wii mini (experimentell)",
-        "cios-vwii": "d2x cIOS für die vWii",
+        "cios-vwii": "d2x cIOS für vWii",
         "donations": "Spenden",
         "dump-wads": "WADs dumpen",
         "dump-games": "Wii-/GameCube-Spiele dumpen",
         "faq": "FAQ (Häufig gestellte Fragen)",
-        "flashhax": "RiiConnect24",
+        "flashhax": "FlashHax",
         "gcsaves": "GameCube Speicherdateien",
         "gc-backups": "GameCube-Backups verwalten",
         "get-started": "Erste Schritte",
         "hackmii": "Den HackMii-Installer erneut ausführen",
         "hbc": "Homebrew-Kanal und BootMii-Installation",
-        "hbc-mini": "Homebrew Channel - nur für Wii mini",
-        "homebrew-dolphin": "Homebrew Channel - Dolphin Emulator",
-        "key-information": "Key Information",
-        "legacy-exploits": "Legacy Exploits",
+        "hbc-mini": "Homebrewkanal - nur für Wii mini",
+        "homebrew-dolphin": "Homebrewkanal - Dolphin Emulator",
+        "key-information": "Wichtige Informationen",
+        "legacy-exploits": "Veraltete Exploits",
         "letterbomb": "LetterBomb",
         "modmii": "ModMii",
         "multiple-options": "Mehrere Optionen",
@@ -42,13 +42,13 @@
         "recommended-homebrew": "Empfohlen",
         "recovery-mode": "Wiederherstellungsmodus",
         "site-navigation": "Seitennavigation",
-        "str2hax": "Wiimmfi",
+        "str2hax": "str2hax",
         "syscheck": "SysCheck",
         "themes": "Wii Theme Team Creations v2",
         "update": "Auf v4.3 updaten",
         "vwii-finalizing-setup": "Setup abschließen",
-        "vwii-homebrew-channel": "vWii Moding Guide",
-        "vwii-homebrew-channel-no-wiiu-mods": "Den Homebrew Channel installieren",
+        "vwii-homebrew-channel": "vWii Modding Anleitung",
+        "vwii-homebrew-channel-no-wiiu-mods": "Den Homebrewkanal installieren",
         "wiiconnect24": "WiiConnect24",
         "wiigsc": "Verknüpfungen für Wii-Spiele erstellen",
         "nintendowfc": "Go in the Nintendo DS Wi-Fi settings.",
@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@
         "wii-factory-reset": "Den Wii-NAND auf Werkseinstellungen zurücksetzen",
         "wiiu-nand-dumper": "vWii Modding Guide",
         "wilbrand": "Wilbrand",
-        "wnd-mini": "Wii mini NAND dumper",
+        "wnd-mini": "Wii Mini NAND-Dumper",
         "yawmme": "YAWM ModMii Edition"
     }
 }
@@ -45,68 +45,76 @@ Make sure that the console is close to the computer running the exploit, ideally
 ### Requirements
 
 - A Linux machine
-  - A Virtual Machine may work, but it is not recommended due to its complexity in getting Bluetooth passthrough working. If possible, please use a LiveUSB as described below.
-  - If you have a Raspberry Pi, you can use that instead as it most likely has Linux installed already.
-  - Windows Subsystem for Linux or a Chromebook running Linux mode will _not work_ as they don't have direct access to the Bluetooth adapter or USB ports.
-  - If you do not have Linux, [Ubuntu](https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop) is the most user-friendly option and can be ran on computers running Windows or Mac.
-    - 32-bit devices will require [Ubuntu 16.04](http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/).
-    - For 64-bit devices it is recommended to use the LTS edition due to its stability, but the latest release works as well.
-  - You can [flash a Linux Live environment to a USB flash drive](https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#1-overview) instead of installing it to your computer.
+    - A Virtual Machine may work, but it is not recommended due to its complexity in getting Bluetooth passthrough working. If possible, please use a LiveUSB as described below.
+    - If you have a Raspberry Pi, you can use that instead as it most likely has Linux installed already.
+        - ARM64 Rasperry Pi's need multiarch enabled with the armhf (32bit) architecture added. The following should work on any debian based OS:
+        ```bash
+        sudo sudo dpkg --add-architecture armhf
+        sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y screen:armhf
+        file /usr/bin/screen # should say ELF 32-bit
+        screen
+        ```
+    - Windows Subsystem for Linux or a Chromebook running Linux mode will _not work_ as they don't have direct access to the Bluetooth adapter or USB ports.
+    - If you do not have Linux, [Ubuntu](https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop) is the most user-friendly option and can be ran on computers running Windows or intel based Macs.
+        - Apple Silicon Macs will not work due to them missing the ARM32 instructions in the hardware.
+        - 32-bit devices will require [Ubuntu 16.04](http://releases.ubuntu.com/16.04/).
+        - For 64-bit devices it is recommended to use the LTS edition due to its stability, but the latest release works as well.
+    - You can [flash a Linux Live environment to a USB flash drive](https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/tutorial-create-a-usb-stick-on-windows#1-overview) instead of installing it to your computer.
 - A Bluetooth adapter.
-  - An internal Bluetooth adapter will work.
-  - If you do not have one, make sure to get one compatible with Linux.
+    - An internal Bluetooth adapter will work.
+    - If you do not have one, make sure to get one compatible with Linux.
 - A USB flash drive formatted as FAT32.
-  - This cannot be the same flash drive used for your Linux Machine.
+    - This cannot be the same flash drive used for your Linux Machine.
 - [HackMii Installer v1.2](https://bootmii.org/download/)
 
 ### Instructions
 
 1. Copy `boot.elf` from the hackmii_installer_v1.2 `.zip` to the root of your flash drive.
 
-   - (If attempting to fix a brick, you should also copy the homebrew app you wish to use to /apps/)
-   - (Even for a Wii mini, bootmini.elf will **not** work, its purpose is entirely different and unrelated. Use boot.elf in all cases).
+    - (If attempting to fix a brick, you should also copy the homebrew app you wish to use to /apps/)
+    - (Even for a Wii mini, bootmini.elf will **not** work, its purpose is entirely different and unrelated. Use boot.elf in all cases).
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/usb-exploit.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/usb-exploit.png)
 
 2. Reinsert your flash drive into your console.
-   - For a Wii mini, the USB port is on the back.
-   - For a normal Wii, use the bottom port (or the right port if it's upright).
+    - For a Wii mini, the USB port is on the back.
+    - For a normal Wii, use the bottom port (or the right port if it's upright).
 
 3. Power on your console.
 
 4. Go to `Wii Settings`.
 
 5. Take note in the top right corner of the letter next to the system version.
 
-   - This letter corresponds to your system menu region, which you will need to know for the corresponding steps.
+    - This letter corresponds to your system menu region, which you will need to know for the corresponding steps.
 
-   ![](/images/wii/SystemMenuVersion.png)
+    ![](/images/wii/SystemMenuVersion.png)
 
 6. Power off your console.
 
 7. Start your Linux distro, and ensure you are connected to the internet.
 
 8. Open the Terminal, and run the following commands:
 
-   ```bash
-   wget https://wii.hacks.guide/assets/files/bluebomb-helper.sh
-   chmod +x bluebomb-helper.sh
-   ./bluebomb-helper.sh
-   ```
+    ```bash
+    wget https://wii.hacks.guide/assets/files/bluebomb-helper.sh
+    chmod +x bluebomb-helper.sh
+    ./bluebomb-helper.sh
+    ```
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/run-commands.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/run-commands.png)
 
 9. The helper will then download the required files, and ask for information about your console.
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/console-type.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/console-type.png)
 
-   - If you have selected a Wii mini you will be asked to provide your region. This can be determined by the last letter of the Wii Menu version (`U` for **USA** and `E` for **PAL** models).
+    - If you have selected a Wii mini you will be asked to provide your region. This can be determined by the last letter of the Wii Menu version (`U` for **USA** and `E` for **PAL** models).
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/wii-mini-options.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/wii-mini-options.png)
 
-   - If you have selected a Wii you will be asked to provide your Wii Menu version (what you determined in step 4).
+    - If you have selected a Wii you will be asked to provide your Wii Menu version (what you determined in step 4).
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/wii-options.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/wii-options.png)
 
 10. Power on your console.
     - **Do not** connect any Wii Remotes.
@@ -125,15 +133,9 @@ Make sure that the console is close to the computer running the exploit, ideally
 
     ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/thanks-fullmetal5.png)
 
-::: info
-
-If using a Wii: [Continue to Homebrew Channel and BootMii Installation](hbc)
-
-:::
-
-::: info
+::: tip
 
-If using a Wii mini: [Continue to Homebrew Channel installation](hbc-mini)
+[Continue to the Hackmii Installer](hbc)
 
 :::
 
@@ -189,49 +191,49 @@ A normal Raspberry Pi Pico will not work. It MUST to be the wireless model. Addi
 
 1. Copy `boot.elf` from the hackmii_installer_v1.2 `.zip` to the root of your flash drive.
 
-   - (If attempting to fix a brick, you should also copy the homebrew app you wish to use to /apps/)
-   - (Even for a Wii mini, bootmini.elf will **not** work, its purpose is entirely different and unrelated. Use boot.elf in all cases).
+    - (If attempting to fix a brick, you should also copy the homebrew app you wish to use to /apps/)
+    - (Even for a Wii mini, bootmini.elf will **not** work, its purpose is entirely different and unrelated. Use boot.elf in all cases).
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/usb-exploit.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/usb-exploit.png)
 
 2. Reinsert your flash drive into your console.
-   - For a Wii mini, the USB port is on the back.
-   - For a normal Wii, use the bottom port (or the right port if it's upright).
+    - For a Wii mini, the USB port is on the back.
+    - For a normal Wii, use the bottom port (or the right port if it's upright).
 
 3. Power on your console.
 
 4. Go to `Wii Settings`.
 
 5. Take note in the top right corner of the letter next to the system version.
 
-   - This letter corresponds to your system menu region, which you will need to know for the corresponding steps.
+    - This letter corresponds to your system menu region, which you will need to know for the corresponding steps.
 
-   ![](/images/wii/SystemMenuVersion.png)
+    ![](/images/wii/SystemMenuVersion.png)
 
 6. Power off your console.
 
 #### Raspberry Pi Pico W
 
 1. Download the latest [Pre-Compiled Binaries](https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/bluebomb_micro/releases) from the releases page, and extract it to your PC.
 
-   - Select the appropriate binaries for your device. `bluebomb_micro_pico2_w_version` is for the Pico 2 W, while `bluebomb_micro_pico_w_version` is for the Pico 1 W.
+    - Select the appropriate binaries for your device. `bluebomb_micro_pico2_w_version` is for the Pico 2 W, while `bluebomb_micro_pico_w_version` is for the Pico 1 W.
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-download.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-download.png)
 
 2. Plug in your Pico W to your PC while holding down the `BOOTSEL` button. Your Pico should now show up as a drive on your PC.
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-button.jpg)
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-drive.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-button.jpg)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-drive.png)
 
 3. Unzip the downloaded archive and copy the file which matches your Wii or Wii mini to the drive.
 
-   - If you have a European Wii running version 4.3, you would copy bluebomb_WII_SM4_3E.uf2, or if you have a European Wii Mini, you would copy bluebomb_MINI_SM_PAL.uf2, etc...
+    - If you have a European Wii running version 4.3, you would copy bluebomb_WII_SM4_3E.uf2, or if you have a European Wii Mini, you would copy bluebomb_MINI_SM_PAL.uf2, etc...
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-files.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-files.png)
 
 4. The drive should disconnect and begin to flash a green LED. This means your Pico W is ready - you may unplug the device from your PC.
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-ready.jpg)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/pico-ready.jpg)
 
 #### ESP32
 
@@ -244,12 +246,12 @@ A normal Raspberry Pi Pico will not work. It MUST to be the wireless model. Addi
 
 1. Plug your flashed device back into your PC.
 2. Power on your console.
-   - **Do not** connect any Wii Remotes.
+    - **Do not** connect any Wii Remotes.
 3. Press the Sync button repeatedly until the Pico W LED begins to rapidly flash, at which point it will start uploading the exploit.
-   - This could take numerous attempts.
+    - This could take numerous attempts.
 4. If the exploit was successful, you should see a similar screen to the below, after which the HackMii installer should load.
 
-   ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/thanks-fullmetal5.png)
+    ![](/images/exploits/bluebomb/thanks-fullmetal5.png)
 
 ::: tip
 
@@ -259,13 +261,7 @@ If you get an error `Exception 0700 occurred!` or similar, try the exploit again
 
 ::: tip
 
-If using a Wii: [Continue to Homebrew Channel and BootMii Installation](hbc)
-
-:::
-
-::: tip
-
-If using a Wii mini: [Continue to Homebrew Channel installation](hbc-mini)
+[Continue to the Hackmii Installer](hbc)
 
 :::
 
 
@@ -27,55 +27,55 @@ If you have BootMii installed as boot2, you will need to launch BootMii by resta
 
 3. Press the HOME Button, then select "Launch BootMii".
 
-   ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_HBC.png)
+    ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_HBC.png)
 
-   ::: warning
+    ::: warning
 
-   If the `Launch BootMii` button does not appear in the Homebrew Channel, [re-launch the HackMii Installer](hackmii) and install BootMii.
+    If the `Launch BootMii` button does not appear in the Homebrew Channel, [re-launch the HackMii Installer](hackmii) and install BootMii.
 
-   :::
+    :::
 
-   ::: warning
+    ::: warning
 
-   If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking upon launching BootMii, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](/assets/files/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again.
+    If the screen stays black and the blue disc drive light is blinking upon launching BootMii, you are missing the BootMii files on your SD card. Download [this zip file](/assets/files/bootmii_sd_files.zip) and extract it to the root of your SD card, then try again.
 
-   :::
+    :::
 
 4. You should see an image similar to the below now on your screen:
 
-   ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Main.png)
+    ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Main.png)
 
-   ::: info
+    ::: info
 
-   Navigating BootMii is not possible using a Wii Remote.
-   You must use the POWER and RESET buttons on your console, or a GameCube controller plugged into port 1.
-   To navigate between options, press POWER. To select an option, press RESET.
+    Navigating BootMii is not possible using a Wii Remote.
+    You must use the POWER and RESET buttons on your console, or a GameCube controller plugged into port 1.
+    To navigate between options, press POWER. To select an option, press RESET.
 
-   :::
+    :::
 
 5. Select the Options button (the icon with the gears).
 
-   ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Gears.png)
+    ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Gears.png)
 
 6. Select the first button to the left.
 
-   ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Backup.png)
+    ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Backup.png)
 
 7. A NAND backup will start. You can watch the progress on the screen.
 
-   - "Bad Blocks" are normal, and mostly originate from the factory due to NAND binning. Don't worry when you see some on a NAND backup.
+    - "Bad Blocks" are normal, and mostly originate from the factory due to NAND binning. Don't worry when you see some on a NAND backup.
 
-   ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_NAND_Backup.png)
+    ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_NAND_Backup.png)
 
 8. After the previous step completes, BootMii will verify the backup. Ideally, all the blocks should be green after the verification process.
 
-   - If you have factory bad blocks with uncorrectable pages, these blocks may fail to verify. As long as all non-bad blocks are successfully verified, this should be fine.
+    - If you have factory bad blocks with uncorrectable pages, these blocks may fail to verify. As long as all non-bad blocks are successfully verified, this should be fine.
 
-   ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_NAND_Backup_Verify.png)
+    ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_NAND_Backup_Verify.png)
 
 9. Press the Back button (the one with an arrow), then press either the Wii Menu button or the Homebrew Channel button to exit BootMii.
 
-   ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Return.png)
+    ![](/images/bootmii/BootMii_Return.png)
 
 ::: info