Hi,
there is no need for nintendo (and non hacking users) to update the different IOS slots from within the Wii-Mode. If they wanted to update the wii mode IOSes they just can do this from outside with an WiiU-Update that integrates the Wii-Mode updates.
The WiiU system Menu could also peridocally check for Channel-Hacks within the Wii-mode NAND like it obviously does on SD-Cards.
Without hacking the WiiU-Mode there are only minimal hopes to regain sustained control over wii mode from within wii mode.
The main advantage for being able to launch homebrew within wii mode might be to poke around and do some memdumps. Maybe there is some helpful information left-over from a previous WiiU-instance which can be dumped. Or the sandbox offers some privilege escalation exploits... Who knows.
bye
Darky
there is no need for nintendo (and non hacking users) to update the different IOS slots from within the Wii-Mode. If they wanted to update the wii mode IOSes they just can do this from outside with an WiiU-Update that integrates the Wii-Mode updates.
The WiiU system Menu could also peridocally check for Channel-Hacks within the Wii-mode NAND like it obviously does on SD-Cards.
Without hacking the WiiU-Mode there are only minimal hopes to regain sustained control over wii mode from within wii mode.
The main advantage for being able to launch homebrew within wii mode might be to poke around and do some memdumps. Maybe there is some helpful information left-over from a previous WiiU-instance which can be dumped. Or the sandbox offers some privilege escalation exploits... Who knows.
bye
Darky