Anyway changing Bootmii from boot1 to boot2?

nope.. get preloader as long as you can get to hbc from preloader you can use bootmii to restore ur nand if you have to.

 

boot1 and boot2 are not the same thing. The Wii has a multi-step boot chain, and boot1 is run before boot2 is. It will be impossible to change boot1, unless SHA-1 gets completely broken.

Preloader and BootMii, like other things that touch the NAND, can brick your Wii. You are unlikely to get bricked unless you're an idiot that runs said homebrew during a thunderstorm. Preloader is the second-to-best brick preventer, behind BootMii. As mentioned above, you can use Preloaderto go into the Homebrew Channel and run BootMii/IOS.

 

BootMii is not installed in boot1. If you read that more carefully, its talking about the "installed boot1 version" meaning your version of boot1 does not allow changes to boot2. Not that BootMii is INSTALLED in boot1 (which it cannot be).

 

Also i thought you could NOT restore nand from bootmii as IOS ?

 

You CAN, but it will tell you it is too dangerous to continue and to press A+B+X+Y if you want to continue with the risk anyways. It has been tested to still work fine, but it's still probably not the best solution you can do if you can get to it at all. Generally if you have a brick in such a way that preloader and the HBC still work, you can most likely still fix it without having to resort to a NAND restore through the IOS version anyways. Restoring your NAND through the IOS version should only be a last resort to fix something, but it does give you that one last option when all else fails.

 

it is now up up down down left right left right b a start

 

The last post is from 2009. I don't think this needed revisiting. :/

 

bootmii ios (can) boot to hbc
from priiloader

 

Dude, you're responding to a post that's 8 years old. Don't.

 

i know but you are too

 

You cant just "install it to boot1", boot1 (and boot0) are burned on a ROM chip, so it means you cant write data to them.
But boot2 isnt a ROM, so thats why you can install bootmii to it.
The boot1 has a flaw/exploit that allows us to get unsigned code execution early at boot by installing a custom boot2 (or something like that), and the newer wiis that were menufactured after mid-2008 (like yours), have a newer version of boot1 that doesnt have this flaw, so the bootmii installer detects it and makes you install bootmii to an available ios (and without brick protection, because the ios's are in the NAND).
So tl;dr, no, you cant.
Hope that helps and have a nice day..!

 

I found out that theres a boot2 wad on nus downloader I dont know what IOS yet but thats all I can say

 

Way to revive an old thread with no substance, lol, but since you did so, I'll add that sd boot is kind of like having bootmii installed to boot2, even in new wii's, except that you need an SD card for the wii to even turn on at all! Here's some more info
https://gbatemp.net/threads/new-exploit-for-the-wii-sd-boot-announced.565432/