as long as the game works with loadiine, you are free to use it.
though, some games lag a lot, and some are just unplayable due to extreme lag (Zelda needs 10 minutes to load and pass the white frozen screen)
but after every session i would try to go and use haxchi again but it would crash!
You mean if you don't reboot?
when you use the browser hax to launch the homebrew launcher, the console is patched in memory until you reboot.
To prevent a "repatch" (and freeze, because expected values are already patched and therefore not found by the patcher), you need to launch the homebrew launcher without doing the hax again.
the homebrew launcher is installed at the beginning of the Mii channel. launching Mii channel actually launches the homebrew launcher.
Now, I'm not sure haxchi is working the same way, but it's a good idea to try launching Mii channel the second time you want to launch a homebrew.
browserhax -> wii patching (installing HBL elf at the start of Mii channel) -> launching Mii channel to load HBL located in the Mii maker channel.
if you exit HBL, you'll notice Mii maker channel continue its execution and the console actually loads mii channels.
Mii channel -> HBL -> exit -> Mii maker app
If you launch Loadiine (whether you launched hbl with haxchi OR browserhax), the Mii channel's "first program part" is replaced with Loadiine, replacing HBL.
if you want to launch Loadiine after exiting a game, launch the Mii channel instead !
if you want to go back to HBL after exiting a game from loadiine :
Loadiine -> play game -> exit -> Mii channel (which will launch loadiine) -> Exit loadiine -> Will exit back to HBL (will unload loadiine from Mii channel and re-set HBL into mii channel) -> if you exit HBL you'll have Mii channel continuing its execution.
I thought everything was explained in Loadiine's thread. expecting people to read the guide I took time to write for loadiine :/
