Awesome! And what are the odds of the spoof horrendously mangling the system in the future? It's just the title containing the OS version from 5.5 right?
There are no immediate known consequences of spoofing, and the immediate pros are that you don't get constant update reminders, and you're allowed to play online. We have no idea what the long-term consequences are, except that it is impossible to un-spoof back to 5.3.2, should it be necessary.
Sold my Wii U with its games and purchased a version 5.3.2 Wii U, What do the scene hackers think about this spoofing? I want to be sure it wont cause incompatibility with future exploits/homebrew.
http://wiiubrew.org/wiki/Title_database
Your EUR code is 0005000010145000. Change the 8th number to an E for updates: 0005000E10145000
https://tagaya.wup.shop.nintendo.net/tagaya/versionlist/EUR/EU/list/977.versionlist
Your version is 176.
Is the new U.S. Smash update only supposed to be slightly larger than the previous one?
It said that it was 94 files and maybe only about 1 MB larger.
I typed in "NUSGrabber 0005000010144F000 176."
I do not want to corrupt my update data if it is not the correct version.
It said that it was 94 files and maybe only about 1 MB larger.
I typed in "NUSGrabber 0005000010144F000 176."
I do not want to corrupt my update data if it is not the correct version.
1.1.2 is just a bug fix iirc. So makes sense. but yea 176 is latest last i checked today
Thanks! I was a bit uncertain because of this post:
96 files, 1.99GB
I can download it and check mine if you want.
Also Im assuming you made a typo on your post. Since you posted the game id, not the update id
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Thank you! Another thing that I have been wondering is whether or not I have to delete my previous update data from the System Settings in order to prevent the data from corrupting. If I do not need to delete 1.1.1 from my Wii U, do you know how long it might take to install 1.1.2? (hopefully not too long if it is really that small)
As far as I know, when the Wii U does updates, if the file is inside the update package, it gets overwritten. This is to ensure all update files are at the right version for the latest update to work with as well. So, it'd probably take just as long as the first update you did, if not a little longer.
The file overwriting thing is just speculation, but seems like itd be their safest way to ensure all updates are compatible with each other. IE going from v16 to v176 instead of v160 to v176
75% done
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I updated my smash to 1.1.2 today and I checked itso size it was only very slightly different from 1.1.1 and not 1.99gb and 96 files. It updated successfully, and does still work with loadiine. At least the 8 games I have all work still, I see no reason it would have changed.
So if I'm not mistaken I can load backup files of games with this and play online right? What's the differences between this and loadinne?
wupinstaller is for updating your games, loadiine does the backups and whatnot
nope this is for installing updates for legit games.....for loadiine you need to download and extract the update then paste it over the original game files to use them with loadiine
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You can make a post on the DS forum about your findings, and they'll do their best to respond. They have a GBAtemp account here, you know. -
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Materia_tofu:
oh ye i made a post i did forget they had an account i prob shouldve tagged them in the post
tbh
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Materia_tofu:
oh ye i made a post i did forget they had an account i prob shouldve tagged them in the post
tbh