Hacking how to skip the update in game?

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if i'll buy a game now, how can i skip the update?
nerver try that...
with geckos1.07b?
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I see its mostly a region free app, what I need is just something that will stop a newer retail game from wanting to update the wii firmware.
I don't nor do I plan on ever loading in a game from a different region.
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Will it still do what I want?
 
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I see its mostly a region free app, what I need is just something that will stop a newer retail game from wanting to update the wii firmware.
I don't nor do I plan on ever loading in a game from a different region.

Will it still do what I want?
Use GeckOS safe as houses
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Got it up and installed.
How exactly does it stop updates?
Do you just always use this to run even retail games to skip updates?
 
start gecko os and go to rebooter options and set the copy flags off and reboot and you can move the disc channel ill upload the channel for you
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Heya,
I did that and it still wont lemme move the channel, and in the rebooter options copy flags are back to on, something I did wrong?
 
set remove copy flags to on and klik on return to menu and then push the b button and then it will work
 
Nice, thx again

Even though in the rebooter options they got set back to no, its already been written to the config right?

Oh, and whats recovery mode? And is it safe to just have it set to region free in case I do want something from abroad?

Thx so much.
 
MCBarkingSpoon said:
Nice, thx again

Even though in the rebooter options they got set back to no, its already been written to the config right?

Oh, and whats recovery mode? And is it safe to just have it set to region free in case I do want something from abroad?

Thx so much.


"written to config" makes me think you misunderstand...

...the options you turn on in rebooter, are flushed the next time you exit the sysmenu...

it only sets the flags for the 1 reboot,

so do what you want, then if you want to change anything, use rebooter again.
 

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