I realize this will leave me open to smart arse comments, but here I go anyway:
I know little about 'hacking' the wii, but have no problem at all following simple guides that I'm grateful people have had time to write up.
Here's my situation;
I have a wii with an original wiikey chip and up-to-date. It's config has the block update (?) set to yes. I recently 'downgraded' the firmware to 3.2E (this is my kids wii by the way), in order to be able to do stuff that I obviously shouldn't be able to do. However, the kids played a game (crazy fun golf or something) that said it wouldn't run unless wii performed an update - so wii performed an update and menu stayed at 3.2E (I did check it). At some point in the days after this the menu has changed to 3.3E (that wouldn't be an online update as latest is 3.4, no?).
So I guess my question is this, am I wrong in thinking I can be able to stop it updating?
I know little about 'hacking' the wii, but have no problem at all following simple guides that I'm grateful people have had time to write up.
Here's my situation;
I have a wii with an original wiikey chip and up-to-date. It's config has the block update (?) set to yes. I recently 'downgraded' the firmware to 3.2E (this is my kids wii by the way), in order to be able to do stuff that I obviously shouldn't be able to do. However, the kids played a game (crazy fun golf or something) that said it wouldn't run unless wii performed an update - so wii performed an update and menu stayed at 3.2E (I did check it). At some point in the days after this the menu has changed to 3.3E (that wouldn't be an online update as latest is 3.4, no?).
So I guess my question is this, am I wrong in thinking I can be able to stop it updating?
