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So what?
I am a wokstar.
I am a wokstar.
My wii has made me update before. Some games force you to update, even if you can't. In the disc slot it will say "Wii System Update". It happened to me when I first played Animal Crossing.Blue Cup said:Thing is, Nintendo won't fix it. They may repair bricked Wii consoles for free, but the update is unlikely to change.PieDisliker said:It's not a guaruntee that your wii will or will not become bricked. This happened to a few people, however. Don't update until Nintendo fixes this.
This update adds a replaces the old boot2 files on the Wii with boot2ver2, and it's that file that is causing consoles to break down on people, whether they have homebrew installed or not. There's also an updated cIOS, but that's not what's causing this problem.
These measures are put in place to prevent homebrew channel installation, but already that has been worked around simply by changing the ID which the update checks for every time the console turns on. All Nintendo really did here is jeopardize millions of consoles over something as minuscule as homebrew. It's not like sales of Nintendo products have been affected or anything, they're still the top company in terms of hardware and software sales.
I myself have the homebrew channel and have yet to update yet in fear of the brick, not from losing my precious HBC(which I have already updated along with bootmii to ensure that I still have it after the update)
For those of you that are worried about your Wii updating automatically: Don't. It's illegal for them to do such a thing. They would have some severe legal issues on their hand if they did that, even more so than they do now.
My wii has made me update before. Some games force you to update, even if you can't. In the disc slot it will say "Wii System Update". It happened to me when I first played Animal Crossing.
Is there anything I can do, or should I just sit back and hope nothing goes wrong?
Okay that's good to know. ThanksBlue Cup said:My wii has made me update before. Some games force you to update, even if you can't. In the disc slot it will say "Wii System Update". It happened to me when I first played Animal Crossing.
Some games have required updates built right on to the disc. Those can be avoided as well, but you need the homebrew channel
However, what I was referring to were updates of the "behind your back or while you're sleeping deal".
Is there anything I can do, or should I just sit back and hope nothing goes wrong?
If you updated successfully and have been using the Wii ever since then, then you're in the clear now.![]()
Yeah I would if I STILL HAD HOMEBREW! Nintendo deleted it from my wii.xeladude said:Rorato.
Preloader+Systemh4x
use it :B
Good for them.Rorato74 said:Yeah I would if I STILL HAD HOMEBREW! Nintendo deleted it from my wii.xeladude said:Rorato.
Preloader+Systemh4x
use it :B
ouchHub12 said:Everyone gets "New Super Mario Brothers" when it comes out.
Everyone puts it in there Wii, and it automatically updates to 4.2
Everyones Wii break.
Nintendo just lost the game.
Something screws up during the Boot2v4 installation.animalcrossing123 said:How does it 'brick' your Wii?