QUOTE said:Example:
...you get a banner brick if you have sysmenu 4.* and reinstall only the IOS60 if preloader is installed.
It work if you install the sysmenu and IOS60, but if you only install the IOS60 will brick the Wii.
Yes, i know and it should be an easy example.techboy said:... but it's easily fixed ...
I think the only one I left alone was IOS36, because I seem to have problems with the ES_Identify patch. That's really the only IOS most homebrew uses anyway (though perhaps they will migrate to IOS60 eventually, as the new HBC uses it).zektor said:If you use DOP-IOS it is perfectly safe. It will not let you install stub IOSs. I used it to update all of my IOSs on two of my Wii consoles. Did I need to update? No. But I guess I am just a stickler for having the latest versions
rest_easy said:so if I want to install homebrew channel and usbloader on my wii that is currently at 3.2u (never been updated past that) should I try to run this DOP-ios updater as well? If so which ios's tend to need updating and which are better left alone?
And should I go beyond 3.2? I recall that being the bees knees of system menus but I don't know.
nabster92 said:rest_easy said:so if I want to install homebrew channel and usbloader on my wii that is currently at 3.2u (never been updated past that) should I try to run this DOP-ios updater as well? If so which ios's tend to need updating and which are better left alone?
And should I go beyond 3.2? I recall that being the bees knees of system menus but I don't know.
It isn't really all that special anymore, you can update to 4.0 or 4.1 fine. Just use Waninkoko's updater.