Hacking Wii U Hacking & Homebrew Discussion

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My point was that until a week or so ago, the download manager was X'd out. Cyan said that holding down the power button might cause that, which makes sense because I had to do that to get out of the homebrew. Either way, I leave my wii unplugged so I'm not too worried about it.
 
Any reason why you guys are using openDNS that sounds unreliable and a pain to setup instead of PsvProxy modified to block all of Nintendos update servers?
PsvProxy works like a charm and is ready to start blocking right away, seems like the better choice to me.
This is just me, but I use it so that I don't end up blocking all of Nintendo's stuff for all the house. That way I don't have to go somewhere else to update my 3DS emuNAND or download things from the NUS on my computer
 
This is just me, but I use it so that I don't end up blocking all of Nintendo's stuff for all the house. That way I don't have to go somewhere else to update my 3DS emuNAND or download things from the NUS on my computer
PsvProxy only blocks the Nintendo servers from consoles that connect to the internet through the computer with the PsvProxy running, so it would only block consoles that are setup to be blocked not any console connected to the internet.
 
PsvProxy only blocks the Nintendo servers from consoles that connect to the internet through the computer with the PsvProxy running, so it would only block consoles that are setup to be blocked not any console connected to the internet.
I'll look into it when I get home then :P Thanks for the infos!
 
wow you guys rocks! but I have a question, do you all have the kernel exploit already? or everything at this point is just in user land mode?
 
My mistake I meant title version!
I don't think any of them do, you just have to guess.
http://pastebin.com/mEfFex3z
There's this but it may be out of date. Try 1, 16, and every multiple of 16. Or you can do it manually with URLs getting the latest TMD, using the ticket, and manually getting all the different chunks.
 
When I forward this url nus.cdn.shop.wii.com/ccs/download/000500301001220A to my local webserver and place the files from the old browser on it .
Would I'm able to update to the lastest version with old browser?
 
for those that are worried about the updates : The simplest solution is A Second Wii U. I got a second one just for the homebrew scene. I got the second wii u for only $90. the seller said it would not update. lol It was a vios problem. So just get a second wii u and then you have nothing to worry about. Dont have to deal with opendns or ip blocking. just never connect the second wii u to the net
 
When I forward this url nus.cdn.shop.wii.com/ccs/download/000500301001220A to my local webserver and place the files from the old browser on it .
Would I'm able to update to the lastest version with old browser?
You need to emulate the whole NUS server I believe for that. There is some SSL or stuff going on, that the Nintendo Console it self checks.

I've only read that before, I am not sure and cannot verify.
 
You need to emulate the whole NUS server I believe for that. There is some SSL or stuff going on, that the Nintendo Console it self checks.

I've only read that before, I am not sure and cannot verify.
It uses HTTP/1.1
 
It uses HTTP/1.1
Well, it seemed possible to me in the Wii/3DS era too, but it didn't seem to be the case.

Too bad we don't have a working hard-mod yet in public. I got all the wires hooked up, but the SD Card reader doesn't show up in dd/win32 disk imager.
 

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