Hacking Incoming Wii U update 5.5.2
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I always used the internet to access homebrew. I know Nintendo patched that entrypoint, but could the people who made the website that allowed entry to homebrew update it to work with the latest update? Or is it completely impossible now?
The websites rely on other devs to find and create Webexploits for kernel hacks. You should have abondonded Webexploits when HaxChi came out. We've been preaching this for months. Those that listened are happy today. Those that didn't and argued against us are scrambling
Well, you're right about that. My console is still on 5.5.1. Is it too late to install it?
No. It's not too late. Just don't update. Block updates immediately. Use the guide by @iAqua and spoof to 5.5.2. Then use NNU patcher to access eshop and get a HaxChi game right now! Before it's too late.
is you have any of the compatible DS virtual console games install on it its not to late for install haxchi right now my webexploit server is collecting dust on my lan now I use it for streaming steam games
I got to buy the game from the eshop but isnt downloading it says pending
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Red did you get it to work?
I dont think so , it wouldnt make sense to still work on a browser of a past console than working on a browser for a new console.
If anything , they just patched Internet Browser exploits.
I can't find the links, but wasn't there a thing called MKhax or something, I vaguely remember it being a stack overflow through messaging or something for wii U.
I could be totally wrong here, I've just woken up, but it could be useful for 5.5.2 vulns?
I could be totally wrong here, I've just woken up, but it could be useful for 5.5.2 vulns?
Fix94 had explained at the time that the feature was added that since there was no update to test with, there was no way to know if it would work.
Okay...so when nintendo told investors that they weren't going to abandon the wiiu (or the 3DS) when their new system was out, they apparently meant it. Not in the way that the gaming audience would've liked, but they meant it nonetheless. 
What I find hilarious is that every time on the hacking forums someone asks a question, inevitably someone will reply with "read the stickies!!!!!!". Yet even though these stickies have huge flashing neon letters saying "NEVER UPDATE YOUR CONSOLE!!!" as the first bullet point, I see quite a few regulars who apparently don't read the stickies themselves.
Or learn from the past, for that matter. It's not like this is the first time in history nintendo released a firmware update that patched hacks.
What I find hilarious is that every time on the hacking forums someone asks a question, inevitably someone will reply with "read the stickies!!!!!!". Yet even though these stickies have huge flashing neon letters saying "NEVER UPDATE YOUR CONSOLE!!!" as the first bullet point, I see quite a few regulars who apparently don't read the stickies themselves.
Or learn from the past, for that matter. It's not like this is the first time in history nintendo released a firmware update that patched hacks.
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Psionic Roshambo:
Some sort of police thing going on near me lol "Get out of the car with your hands up and walk backwards towards us" over a loud speaker thing -
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Julie_Pilgrim:
@Psionic Roshambo i have 16 gb in my pc and i run into issues with ram more than i'd like to admit -
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Sonic Angel Knight:
Or, I also heard that if you use flash memory, it can act as more "RAM" at least windows tell me when I stick a flash drive into it. -
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