Hacking Wii U Hacking & Homebrew Discussion

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So I don't have the exploit yet but I'm just curious, it requires you use the built in internet explorer on the Wii U, but does it require internet access? Will I be able to run the exploit with my wifi off?
 
WiiU: New update 5.1.1 Update - WebKit flaw now filled

For a few hours, a new update is available for the latest Nintendo console. Stamped 5.1.1E, this revision corrects only the fault WebKit (the browser). Nintendo seems to be very attentive to the underground scene, and this time, the company is determined to not let it go. Obviously, if one day, you want may to exploit this flaw, I invite you not to perform this update
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Changes made by the 5.1.1E version from Nintendo :

Improvement of system stability and many other adjustments.

:nayps3: sorry .
That was quite funny m8, you get a like for that :)
 
So I don't have the exploit yet but I'm just curious, it requires you use the built in internet explorer on the Wii U, but does it require internet access? Will I be able to run the exploit with my wifi off?

You can host the exploit locally, and yes you need to access at least your network for that, not necessarily internet.
 
Since we can get rpx and stuff running from sd cards and whatnot is anyone even codding like a custom rpx and trying to do like a very simple emulator like atari2600 or something?
You'd need to be able to access the framebuffer directly, since nobody's bothered to document GX2 functions to use :P
 
I have a noob question. What is the largest size SD card the Wii u supports? I only saw posted 32gb, but can you use larger sdxc cards if formatted to fat32?
 
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Just wondering with the codehandler.html is there anyway in notepad++ to change the IP address to your own without having to scroll through it everytime you boot it.
 
Quick Question: How do I find my Wii U's IP Address?
The way i did it since my router wouldn't tell me, is: I noted my Wii U's MAC Address, and then ran CMD on my PC and typed in "ARP -a" (Without quotes) and it'll bring up a list, just find the Wii U's MAC in the list, and next to it will be it's IP Address. Hope this helps.
 
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Quick question: I am on 5.2.0 right now.

What would you recommend?

a) Staying on 5.2.0 for now
b) Updating to 5.3.2 (got a Splatoon cd [PAL] here, if that is for sure 100% save)
 
Quick question: I am on 5.2.0 right now.

What would you recommend?

a) Staying on 5.2.0 for now
b) Updating to 5.3.2 (got a Splatoon cd [PAL] here, if that is for sure 100% save)

Make sure ur splatoon game is first print, some reported newer prints of splatoon have 5.4.0
 
Just wondering with the codehandler.html is there anyway in notepad++ to change the IP address to your own without having to scroll through it everytime you boot it.
Condehandler.html is the TCP Gecko Installer, which doesn't require scrolling to find your IP. Cafiine and Dumpiine does though, and steps for how to change it are in my guide :)
 
Condehandler.html is the TCP Gecko Installer, which doesn't require scrolling to find your IP. Cafiine and Dumpiine does though, and steps for how to change it are in my guide :)
sorry that's what I meant the caffine index file to change the original IP to mine instead of having to scroll through the list?
 

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