If you just want to convert your games, just run wud2app.exe in Bootcamp, like I said. But it will still take about as long as using NUSspli to convert and copy each game to SD.
Uhhh, I'm pretty sure it doesn't? You need to delete a folder on NAND in order to permanently disable updates. Tiramisu will pop up an error on boot if you haven't done this. Or maybe that's Aroma? I honestly can't remember. Either way, neither Tiramisu nor Aroma protect you from updates by themselves.
But it's not 100% save. Standby functions are still able to do the update, for example.
it's both.
But I've read in comments of youtube tutorials, so many users are receiving the red warning of Tiramisu, even after deleting the update folder. So maybe deleting it that's not enough?
I agree that wording is a bit bad here but this isn't about games beeing distributed as wads but system sofware. There are hardware differences between an original Wii and vWii. So system software made for the Wii can't utilize the vWiis hardware correctly and as a result it crashes. Games on the other hand don't talk to the hardware directly but to the system software (IOS) which does the translation.
if you install a bad WAD (also some bad IOS ...... ) with YAWMM of which you are not sure of the source on the vwii mode of the wii U, this is where you risk bricking your vwii .
I don't think anyone has any intention of creating a .wuhb for the Homebrew Launcher, since one of Aroma's features is that homebrew apps on your SD card will simply populate the Wii U menu and can be launched from there instead. There's essentially no need for a separate launcher app to be created for Aroma, since loading that first would just make it take longer. If it's about organizing homebrew apps so they're all in one place though, you can put them in a folder on the Wii U menu.
What about using older apps that haven't been updated to have a wuhb? Some people such as myself don't want to have to reboot to Tiramisu every time we wanna use them nor can we just simply compile a wuhb for 'em..
Oh. And there's no way we could just make a special launcher to redirect ELF homebrew to use the same ram area as modern RPX homebrew, or no?
Whether there was a way or not, it's unlikely anyone would feel like doing that when it's simple enough to just dual boot. That's what the environment loader was designed for. Tiramisu and Aroma can easily live side by side on the same SD card.
