Hacking wii 4.1e cioscorp 3.4

[feendarrell]

morning ,

noobey question : is it safe to use UNCORP to rid my wii of cioscorp 3.4 ?

or

should i just use the uninstaller supplied with cioscorp 3.4 ?

reason i ask is i heard and read elsewhere that you can brick trying to remove cioscorp if not done correctly

i have a clean bootmii dump of and older 4.0e so i guess as long as nothing screws with bootmii im ok right ?


thankx in advance for any info

oh

Merry Christmas

 

[HiBit]

reason i ask is i heard and read elsewhere that you can brick trying to remove cioscorp if not done correctly

Read all the instruction and it should work, also you can restore every IOS with DOP-IOS and with NUSD and a wad manager.
But it's all the same, if there goes something wrong your wii can brick.

If your bootmii is installed as boot2 there is no problem, you can restore your Wii with the NAND backup.

 

[feendarrell]

ok , so just restoring my clean nand dump sounds like the better deal

thanks for the info

also can u recommend one of the guides for a safe 4.2 update as there are so many ?
or would i better served stayin put on 4.1 ?

 

[antiaverage]

ok , so just restoring my clean nand dump sounds like the better deal

thanks for the info

also can u recommend one of the guides for a safe 4.2 update as there are so many ?
or would i better served stayin put on 4.1 ?

Yes, restoring to a clean NAND dump is just fine.

There is currently no reason to move from 4.1 to 4.2, as the only thing added between the two was hacking blocks. There was no useful upgrade, unlike 4.0 to 4.1.

For more info on the System Menu versions, read here:
http://wiibrew.org/wiki/System_Menu

In case you're lazy:

4.0 - SDHC support added and possibility to launch channels on an SD card.
4.1 - Fixes a problem related to the Wii MotionPlus video and the SD Card Menu.
4.2 - Intended solely to block hacking/piracy attempts.

There is also zero reason for anyone to be on any System Menu lower than 4.1, so being on 4.1 is the best at the moment.

 

[feendarrell]

thanks for the info , much appreciated

Merry Christmas