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→Step 2: Kernel Exploit and Installation (must be performed every reboot): the previous exploit URL previously belonged to a warez tool, replaced with what it now redirects to
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=== Step 2: Kernel Exploit and Installation (must be performed every reboot) ===
=== Step 2: Kernel Exploit and Installation (must be performed every reboot) ===
−The Wii U's web browser contains numerous exploits that allow code execution. A simple method of installing the Homebrew Launcher without needing to configure an off-line web server is to simply visit a hosted payload sire (e.g. http://loadiine.ovh). Just follow the steps on the website to install the Homebrew Launcher payload on our console.
+The Wii U's web browser contains numerous exploits that allow code execution. A simple method of installing the Homebrew Launcher without needing to configure an off-line web server is to simply visit a hosted payload sire (e.g. https://wiiuexploit.xyz). Just follow the steps on the website to install the Homebrew Launcher payload on our console.
This installation does not void your Wii U console's warranty, as it is not a permanent hack. Opening/closing System Settings or turning off the console are acts that reload the kernel, removing the launcher from memory.
This installation does not void your Wii U console's warranty, as it is not a permanent hack. Opening/closing System Settings or turning off the console are acts that reload the kernel, removing the launcher from memory.