On nintendo's japan page i read "Wii will improve the ability to read the disk". Wondering if it refers to noises from the DVD drive everyone's talking about (they happen with retail games, even without Backup Loaders)

morpho said:Correct me if I'm wrong.
If this unattended update thingie has really been deployed in this update, wouldn't be logical (for them, of course) to wire it into WC24 instead of using the System Menu?
Most of the infrastructure for autoupdates is already there - http, SSL, smtp/pop (maybe they could trigger autoupdates by mail?), heck there's even the CHANS virtual machine!
(That's just an uneducated guess, I'm not fluent in ARM assembler and I don't have time to actually do such an analysis.)
TheWon said:After:
"..... ensure that your Wii Console is operating properly and efficiently....."


mine was blinking this morning aswell, i checked i was still at 3.2U... i think the blinking light just means you have a new message in your inboxJive3D said:I've read most of the thread, but this automatically-updated thing is still quite ambiguous.
My wii currently hast the latest homebrew channel installed using the latest twilight hack as of 2 weeks ago. My firmware is 3.2u and I used the updater from WiiBrew to update my WiiShop channel, install the IO & do that hash sig check patch thing...
So, I didnt have time to turn on my wii this morning, but I noticed it blinking when I left my home. Should I expect that Nintendo has AUTOMATICALLY updated my wii?
Some folks are saying that it's done automatically, and others are saying that you still have to accept the update (just as all other updates were done in the past).
So which is it - automatic or not?
GRACIAS!!
Jive3D said:I've read most of the thread, but this automatically-updated thing is still quite ambiguous.
My wii currently hast the latest homebrew channel installed using the latest twilight hack as of 2 weeks ago. My firmware is 3.2u and I used the updater from WiiBrew to update my WiiShop channel, install the IO & do that hash sig check patch thing...
So, I didnt have time to turn on my wii this morning, but I noticed it blinking when I left my home. Should I expect that Nintendo has AUTOMATICALLY updated my wii?
Some folks are saying that it's done automatically, and others are saying that you still have to accept the update (just as all other updates were done in the past).
So which is it - automatic or not?
GRACIAS!!
feidhlim1986 said:No Wii can or has been updated automatically to 3.4.
The blinking blue light simple means you have a message on the Wii Message Board.
You Wii will never EVER be updated automatically without your consent.
Anyone who is now on 3.4 and doesnt want to be, stop whining... you updated....your fault....not Nintendos
thanks for telling me about the flashing light man, i didnt know why it was doing it, btw people a new update has been released today by nintendo, DO NOT UPDATEfeidhlim1986 said:No Wii can or has been updated automatically to 3.4.
The blinking blue light simple means you have a message on the Wii Message Board.
You Wii will never EVER be updated automatically without your consent.
Anyone who is now on 3.4 and doesnt want to be, stop whining... you updated....your fault....not Nintendos
ViRGE said:Given Nintendo's long QA cycle, this thing was probably already being QA'd before the first backup loader was even out.noobwarrior7 said:it's weird they chose 254 to block, since all it is really used for by most end-users is the rather buggy MPlayerDVD...this doesn't disable backup launchers at all, which almost makes me think it was a "mistake" in a way.
oh well....still rockin' 3.2.