Still trying to fix the problem detailed here-- http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=224...p;#entry2798382
Short version (ideally) listed here.
-Followed hack guide on Lifehacker some months ago.
-Things ran fine for a couple of weeks.
-Kicking back to the System Menu from hacked games appeared to bork the System Menu, resulting in an apparent brick.
-Discovered that using Maintenance Mode circumvented the soft-brick.
-Thought it was a Mailbox Bug, followed the guide to fix that... no dice.
-With help, reinstalled Mii Channel that had become corrupted.
-Was told not to revirginize the Wii, instead opted to redo the entire hacking process.
NOW--
Problem still exists, but now I'm finding that if I use the Maintenance Mode workaround, and then access Homebrew Channel...
...then hit HOME to 'Return to System Menu', it successfully kicks back, AND the mailbox works just fine.
Additionally, after having done this, turning off the Wii and restarting it alleviates the soft-brick for the rest of the day, basically.
Sooo.... WTF!? I don't know what to do! HELP!
Short version (ideally) listed here.
-Followed hack guide on Lifehacker some months ago.
-Things ran fine for a couple of weeks.
-Kicking back to the System Menu from hacked games appeared to bork the System Menu, resulting in an apparent brick.
-Discovered that using Maintenance Mode circumvented the soft-brick.
-Thought it was a Mailbox Bug, followed the guide to fix that... no dice.
-With help, reinstalled Mii Channel that had become corrupted.
-Was told not to revirginize the Wii, instead opted to redo the entire hacking process.
NOW--
Problem still exists, but now I'm finding that if I use the Maintenance Mode workaround, and then access Homebrew Channel...
...then hit HOME to 'Return to System Menu', it successfully kicks back, AND the mailbox works just fine.
Additionally, after having done this, turning off the Wii and restarting it alleviates the soft-brick for the rest of the day, basically.
Sooo.... WTF!? I don't know what to do! HELP!