So since I'm on 5.40 is there a point to waiting for this exploit to be release since we need a userspace exploit to use it? I mean should I just update?
Not until we've confirmed it'll be fine on 5.5.0. It probably will, but that's not a guarantee.
So since I'm on 5.40 is there a point to waiting for this exploit to be release since we need a userspace exploit to use it? I mean should I just update?

Alright thanks sorry I kept asking you questions I really didn't want to risk not being able to have homebrew on my Wii U.Not until we've confirmed it'll be fine on 5.5.0. It probably will, but that's not a guarantee.


I guess so, it's a matter of timeUgh, so isn't anything being released soon?

It's okay since I'm using the same console, just with another hard drive, I still have the flash drive and an image I created after the corruption just in case. if I can recover a few games it will be worth the wait and the lack of online Splatoon xPUm, yeah probably. Each console has its own storage keys which you'll need a full ARM kernel exploit to get, but once you do, they never change and you can decrypt any external media as you please. Depends on how corrupted it is, one wrong byte can throw the whole chunk off, but anything after should still work. IIRC a chunk is like 0x200 bytes or something and from my tests with Splatoon it has an allocation for 0x10000 so should be mostly recoverable for most games. Only downside is it won't work on another console since it'll have its own keys, even if you do a system transfer.

Should be really simple to get a basic media player up and running.

Simple if you steal documentation from the SDK, but if you actually try to reverse engineer the audio API, it may not be so easy.![]()
None of the "kernel-team" members said that 5.4.0 is safe!So 5.4.0 users won't be able to use the now patched kernel exploit once it's out but 5.3.2 will be since there also is a released browser exploit?
Kinda sucks if that is true because all the "5.4.0 update is safe" statements were therefore nonsense in regards to the public. Any decent solutions? :/
The votes in favor of updating were much higher than the ones for staying on a lower firmware, lol. This probably misled some people. I didn't update voluntarily though, it auto-updated for me.None of the "kernel-team" members said that 5.4.0 is safe!
Everytime someone asked (which was a lot) it was told to always stay on the lowest fw possible and to only update if you really needed to!
(for getting Xenoblade Chronicles and cygwin not working in my case!)
The 5.4.0 userspace exploit will be released after being somewhat stabilized. The kexploit that works up to 5.4.0 will also be released because it was patched.The votes in favor of updating were much higher than the ones for staying on a lower firmware, lol. This probably misled some people. I didn't update voluntarily though, it auto-updated for me.
The votes in favor of updating were much higher than the ones for staying on a lower firmware, lol. This probably misled some people. I didn't update voluntarily though, it auto-updated for me.
We could also use more researchers, especially for modeling.
So 5.4.0 users won't be able to use the now patched kernel exploit once it's out but 5.3.2 will be since there also is a released browser exploit?

This whole Wii U Homebrew scene really blows. Each time a new exploit is found there's a update patching it. Gee, I wonder how that is possible. It's not like they're publicly discussing the inner workings of it.
I've lost my faith in this "team". I miss the Wii days when people advised AGAINST updating until EVERYTHING was confirmed working.