Hacking Odds of starfall installation bricking?

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It's about 0%, but as with everything you have to have a warning because the Wii wasn't designed for starfall, starfall was designed for the Wii.
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Okay, its not working when I hold B+2 but when I hit home it goes back to the channel...

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the odds are almost zero. ive installed it and uninstalled it on my wii several times and installed it on a friend's wii without any problems. after you read most of the disclaimer youll see that your supposed to press B+1 rather than B+2, that is most likely so you actually read the disclaimer.
 

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