Question: what happens if you have Preloader installed and you perform a system update? Does either one break?
I see. Is there any possibility of something permanently breaking with an official Nintendo update, or will it simply be overwritten? Also, does Nintendo check the checksum of the System Menu before updating?
there is always a possibility of a brick during an update, even with official updates. However, in this last case, you have to shut down your wii mid-update to make it brick
the thing with preloader is that it installs itself over a certain part that is being updated, so preloader will just vanish (overwritten)
and you can reinstall it after...
my biggest reason for not using an official update, is because they might install official IOSes, which then you'll have to repatch... I'm pretty lazy, so I always wait with the update untill there's a 'patched' update available
so, nothing will happen if you use waninkoko's updaters
the thing with preloader is that it installs itself over a certain part that is being updated, so preloader will just vanish (overwritten)
my biggest reason for not using an official update, is because they might install official IOSes, which then you'll have to repatch... I'm pretty lazy, so I always wait with the update untill there's a 'patched' update available
so, nothing will happen if you use waninkoko's updaters
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