Nope. It's boot0 that is burned into ROM. boot1 resides in NAND, but its SHA-1 hash resides in write-once memory (this basically means it can't be touched). boot2 is the first modifiable part of the boot process.ThatDudeWithTheFood said:
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Phew...good thing I didn't update then...I guess all we do now is play the waiting game...
...I hate that game.
...I hate that game.
Why can't everyone just install a forwarder channel with your own unique id...durrr. Wouldn't have to worry about homebrew channel going away
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Waiting for something that will bring you NOTHING is stupid and pointless. Get NUSD, select IOS58, packed it as wad, install it using you wad manager of choice and there you go noobs, 4.3U.
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I just have a LoadMii channel installed and moved to the end of my channel page for whenever I might need it. Not to mention that any forwarder channel you have installed will run whatever you want it to so long as your boot.dol is in the right place.Justin121994 said:Why can't everyone just install a forwarder channel with your own unique id...durrr. Wouldn't have to worry about homebrew channel going away.
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Maybe the next HackMii could ask which channel you never plan to install(stuff like the lucky channel, or the rabbids go home channel) and then gives the Homebrew Channel its id.
Ok I'm a noob. I haven't really touched my Wii in awhile and am still on 3.2U. What do the newer firmwares do that I can't already do? I can play Super Mario Galaxy 2 at the moment now so is there any real reason to update?
The only feature of note is the SD menu from 4.0 onwards. That and SDHC support from the system menu if that matters to you.DPyro said:
You kinda just answered your own question with the first part of your last sentence! Do you feel you are missing out on something? If so go ahead and update - if not - dont!DPyro said:
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