- Joined
- Jun 1, 2008
- Messages
- 1,391
- Trophies
- 1
- Age
- 40
- Location
- Netherlands, Den Helder
- Website
- www.familievermeylen.nl
- XP
- 529
- Country
Well it is foolish to do that with BootMii/IOS, seeing as if something happens to go wrong (lose power, random crash etc.), you have no way of recovering, whereas with BootMii/boot2, you can easily just reboot and try again. It's better to just spend an extra half an hour or whatever to get it back to the way it was manually. Or just use SNEEK/UNEEK and keep backups of your NAND setup at various times, then you just copy & paste to go back a bit.you have a good point there, but still, if you want to restore cause you did something and you want your old setup back, it is still handy to do so... i know i did lots of times using bootmii boot2 and not only cause it didn't boot anymore...
again a good point sorry been having long days at work i am a bit tired and not thinking forward the last couple days but you have a point there though although it bring me back to the question why my wii can't handle sneek/uneek, i still can't figure out why it just won't boot in sneek/uneek... but thats another topic