Gaming Wii NAND

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Hey, I was wondering, is it possible to take the NAND out of the Wii, connect it to a PC, flash it, and then install the system menu back on to it. If possible it would be a good way to recover from permanent bricks, right?
Oh and is it possible to like replace the NAND altogether with something like a portable hard disk, or even a flash drive? What if it's formatted to WBFS. Is the NAND even in WBFS?
 
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The "external NAND" you mean is called Sneek (under development!)
You can take the NAND out of a Wii if its bricked with an Infectus.
If you got an old wii you can also take Bootmii for this (if it is not bricked).
And yeah you can mod your NAND on your PC.
 

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