Hacking Internet channel

[foolontehill]

When killing time at work, reading through the Wii homebrew wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_homebrew it states about the internet channel:

it does not fully support Flash 9 or 10, or Microsoft Silverlight. The most recent update as of May 17, 2010 updated Flash to Adobe Flash Lite 3.1, which supports Flash 8 and parts of Flash 9.)

Was there an update to the internet channel yesterday (the 17th) and is it safe to update?

 

[XFlak]

AFAIK it wasn't updated, wiibrew's NUSD database hasn't been updated recently either

 

[foolontehill]

Wonder what the wiki is talking about then...

 

[XFlak]

I just downloaded the most recent version from NUS, and it has the same hash signature as the internet channel downloaded from months ago... so I'm pretty sure there hasn't been an update yet

 

[SifJar]

When killing time at work, reading through the Wii homebrew wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wii_homebrew it states about the internet channel:

it does not fully support Flash 9 or 10, or Microsoft Silverlight. The most recent update as of May 17, 2010 updated Flash to Adobe Flash Lite 3.1, which supports Flash 8 and parts of Flash 9.)

Was there an update to the internet channel yesterday (the 17th) and is it safe to update?

Most recent as of May 17. doesn't say it was on May 17. "as of" basically means "up until". The most recent update did indeed improve Flash support, it was around Christmas IIRC.

 

[Coconuts 500]

The latest version came out on december 4 I think, and it was an extremely minimal update, the the previously released version which came out a long time before that. Maybe it was may 17, 2009?

 

[Dialexio]

When I wrote "as of May 17, 2010" I meant the info was accurate as of that date. The most recent update was in Decembe, but it was just a version bump (it has the same code as the version from September 2009). I rephrased it to avoid further confusion.

 

[foolontehill]

That makes sense.

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