I can seee only two ways Of bricking:I have a question. Now assuming someone follows all the right steps aforementioned in this guide... without bricking because of a mistake they made or anything like that... once This coldboothax installation is actually up and running successfully on the wiiu... Would there be a risk of bricking later further down the line??? I once failed to load fw.img using haxchi, the console would freeze after the wii u many logo appears, and eventually I discovered that it was because the SD card failed to mount... so I simply re-inserted it into the socket, and then it worked. Now assuming someone uses this: https://gbatemp.net/threads/haxchi-boot-fw-img-from-nand-no-sd-card-needed.449769/
https://gbatemp.net/threads/haxchi-boot-fw-img-from-nand-no-sd-card-needed.449769/
would this mean that they are safe from such issues??? Can someone at least say that they're like 80-90% sure that this method is brick-safe?? (Assuming that you didn't commit a mistake during installation, and that you tested it successfully on your own console)
And P.S @::Phoenix:: Thank you for your efforts, this is excellent work.
1. Syshax.XML gets corrupted in sysnand which has the same probability to happen as the original system.XML. so I would not bother (if you are very maniacal you can add another XML like syshax2.XML for better safety and in case syshax.XML gets corrupted you can compile a new fw.IMG loading syshax2.XML)
2. The fw.IMG gets corrupted: if its on SD card, just get a new card, if it is on sysnand, same as before the probability of damaging it is the same the one of damaging the original one.
So overall, there is no risk of brick, apart from your console faulting naturally.