I don't understand...
"Brawl (and numerous other Wii discs) come with firmware updates on the Disc, and the Wiiloader totally bypasses the automatic update of the console from the disc, one can assume this was in order to prevent discs forcing anti-wiiloader firmware upon you. However, it has been confirmed that the update on a US brawl disc will not do a 3.2E Firmware Wii any harm(in the majority of cases that is, see disclaimer at end of guide before following anything here). If you wish to check your wii’s current firmware version, go into the settings. As said, this is confirmed to work from 3.2E, but I do not know if updating from an older version will work. It may be worth updating your wii to 3.2E before letting the wii take things over, if you haven’t already. Note that this bit’ll become redundant after the next official firmware release. Anyhoo, I digress, To re-allow import discs to update your wii(such as Brawl, in order to play), proceed as follows."
- Turn on Wii, insert Wiiloader. ‘Bars’ roll across.
- Eject Wiiloader.
- RE-INSERT Wiiloader disc, ‘bars’ roll twice once more.
- Eject Wiiloader once more.
- Insert Brawl disc. Allow it to update Wii, once done, turnoff/reset Wii.
- Insert Wiiloader, Bars roll.
- Insert Brawl and have an experience you will never forget.
"When playing Brawl in future, you only have to use the first method of inserting the Wiiloader once. If you’re having problems with Brawl, check your display settings and make sure it’s set to 480i or 480p, and that your TV doesn’t suck."
-Rummy