and why is that? IF you're on 4.2 then who cares if IOS60 is stubbed? Nothing uses it but the 4.0\4.1 system menu.Pakatus said:Personally...i think any tool that allows the update of IOS60 to the firmware's 4.2 stub, is dangerous.
urherenow said:and why is that? IF you're on 4.2 then who cares if IOS60 is stubbed? Nothing uses it but the 4.0\4.1 system menu.Pakatus said:Personally...i think any tool that allows the update of IOS60 to the firmware's 4.2 stub, is dangerous.
Only reason to keep it (and the space it takes in your nand) is if you want to downgrade back to SM4.1
dagerous... bah
Havok10 said:I tried running it and it code dumps for me.. It seems a lot of my IOS's are v65535.. is that from CISOCORP?
When I do "Test my Wii" .. It says found 164 titles and then gets to IOS57 v65535 (7/27) and freezes.
I ran it a second time (and third and forth) and it just code dumps..right after it shows IOS 61.
Doesn't seem very stable... I'd wait for a response from the author before anyone tries this.
Wiiwu said:And if you use Pimp my Wii, it does a nice trick to avoid future stub issue. It does it for example if its installing IOS60 by grabbing the most recent non-stub valid ver of IOS60 and installing it with the stub version number - neat!