
Safe enough to not brick, at least.The "Brazilian exploit" is just exploiting a flaw with tickets - you can dump the tickets from a disc title and install it to any console. It's fairly safe.
EDIT: Fairly. Don't quote me on that.
+1 for you baby+1 for sticky
You're going to do it?I'm still keeping NAND fuckery enclosed onto a redNAND.
Let's hope I don't brick it and have to spend an entire day or two redumping.
Rednand, duh silly! I am waiting for someone to test itDo what?

He's already done it.Rednand, duh silly! I am waiting for someone to test it![]()
Oh snap. Okay, so it works? Well, i will wait a day or two before i get impatient and do it myself.I've had it since yesterday, mainly for testing signature checking and the like. Dumping the NAND is hell, and sometimes redNAND fails to boot.

Thanks for the cleanup.ITT: whining not allowed. Posts removed.

Entitled people are really becoming a pest recently. Without your work, we wouldn't have anything - so please ignore the idiots and know there's a lot of people who think your work is awesome!not trying to encourage people to use iosuhax as i've made it pretty clear that it wasn't made for end users, but it would be nice if people would stop calling it a bad implementation or a hackjob. it's not, it is litterally perfectly reliable if you know what you're doing, the only problem is that you don't. which is fine, but maybe don't shit on other people's work.
You put it on the internet, don't expect people to not go ape shit over it. But also, I admire your work.not trying to encourage people to use iosuhax as i've made it pretty clear that it wasn't made for end users, but it would be nice if people would stop calling it a bad implementation or a hackjob. it's not, it is litterally perfectly reliable if you know what you're doing, the only problem is that you don't. which is fine, but maybe don't shit on other people's work.
not trying to encourage people to use iosuhax as i've made it pretty clear that it wasn't made for end users, but it would be nice if people would stop calling it a bad implementation or a hackjob. it's not, it is litterally perfectly reliable if you know what you're doing, the only problem is that you don't. which is fine, but maybe don't shit on other people's work.