We don't have coldboot sigpatches, one wrong change and your fucked, most of those changes you mentioned would probably brick your system unless you were to do it in a redNAND environment, which would allow you to do all of those things.
(This is a noob question) Can't we somehow delete the the system which detects the changes made and bricks your system.
The system which detects the changes made and bricks your system.
Oh, I hadn't realized that. But could we do it in a redNAND enviroment or would that be almost impossible?
I thought sigpatching made it so ANYTHING could be run, ignoring signed requirements? How could that result in a brick?
The current coldboot solution runs after the system boots, like menuhax for the 3ds, everything will already be loaded before cbhc even thinks to run, and if you broke something, cbhc wouldn't boot.
nand backups are a thing, not permanent in redNAND.
I would like a pair of solid gold underpants but i'm not complaining about it.
We're confusing each other. Why hasn't anyone 'thoroughly' modded the Wii U UI yet if they can do it safely in a redNAND environment?
Sadly, I wouldn't know where to get started. :/
Same as the DSi, it's mostly secure, but the few exploits it has are only "kind of" being worked on at the moment. People lost interest in hacking both systems for a long time.
Wow...I thought there was a lot more interest in the Wii U Homebrew scene. Dang!
