Hacking The Definitive Guide to Wii U Hacking

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Why does this happen plz help!
 

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I try to go to my mongoose HomebrU page, but it gives me error code: 112-1007 could not display page. PLEASE HELP!!!!!

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just extract everything to that folder - but you can use anywhere else thats just a generic local
I made a folder called WiiU and extracted everything to it. Is that correct?
 
Can someone just make a video on how to do this?
i understand you want what you want now, but posting 3 times in a row will not make someone come online. my first guess is to try connecting to the mongoose url on the host computer. then try it on a different computer on the network. depending on how both of these work would help tell me what might be wrong.
 
Does this mean the Wii U is able to play pirated games now?
My Wii U is on 5.5, does that mean all hope is lost? If not, how long until 5.5 is supported?
 
You correct me for the Nobody against No one ? I was thinking they were the same. :F
That wasn't even the grammatical error. I figure they just thought you meant that as a question, not a statement.
If it's grammar you want, the proper version would be: "Nobody knows how much time it will take to make this compatible with firmware versions greater than 5.3.2."
 
I try to go to my mongoose HomebrU page, but it gives me error code: 112-1007 could not display page. PLEASE HELP!!!!!
Calm down there, chief. Mistakes get when you rush things. Try restarting your computer, restarting Mongoose, and making sure you specifically allow Mongoose through your Windows Firewall. You can also try using Mini Web for PC or Tiny Web Server for Android (and iOS?), which had worked great for some who were having troubles with Mongoose.

You correct me for the Nobody against No one ? I was thinking they were the same. :F
mech probably just quoted the wrong post lol.
 
This question is about blocking updates:

It's come to my attention that my router is not blocking the url's that are mentioned in the OP. I found this out by using the website to check and it gave me option 2. I know I am blocking the sites correctly because if I add a site for ex. (yahoo.com) and try visiting it a message is displayed saying "this site is be blocked by your router." but it's not blocking the nintendo url's. I looked into my router settings and saw parental controls and it mentions using OpenDNS I have a Netgear router can't remember the model # but I also see I can change my ip from static/dynamic.

is it safe to go ahead and use open DNS with combo of tubehax? all the talk about users iSP changing the ip and OpenDNS not updating with the change resulting in update. but I see it as the only way to block urls since my router won't do it by itself for whatever reason.

any feedback will be helpful sorry for long message.
 
This question is about blocking updates:

It's come to my attention that my router is not blocking the url's that are mentioned in the OP. I found this out by using the website to check and it gave me option 2. I know I am blocking the sites correctly because if I add a site for ex. (yahoo.com) and try visiting it a message is displayed saying "this site is be blocked by your router." but it's not blocking the nintendo url's. I looked into my router settings and saw parental controls and it mentions using OpenDNS I have a Netgear router can't remember the model # but I also see I can change my ip from static/dynamic.

is it safe to go ahead and use open DNS with combo of tubehax? all the talk about users iSP changing the ip and OpenDNS not updating with the change resulting in update. but I see it as the only way to block urls since my router won't do it by itself for whatever reason.

any feedback will be helpful sorry for long message.

Well, the way I see it, if you use TubeHAX as the primary and OpenDNS as the secondary, when your Wii U attempts to connect to Nintendo's URL's and fails, then it switches to OpenDNS and gets them. So, unless there are sites you can't visit by using just TubeHAX, then only use TubeHAX.

Edit: I'm not an expert on this, but I'm just trying to help.
 

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