Gecko OS and Modchip

[timishu]

Ok, as you can tell, I am a noob at most of the Gecko OS stuff. However, I have got some codes setup and I really want to use this app. I only have one question before I start playing. I have a Wii modded with a D2Pro9 chip and it works fine with backups and all, but it requires me to return to the Wii menu and eject the disc once I am done playing. (Not sure why, hardware problem maybe.) So let's say I run Gecko OS from the Homebrew Channel and I finish playing my game. Is it ok to return to the home menu from the game and eject the disc, without requiring to return the the Homebrew channel or something?

[Jassim]

what happens if you dont eject the disk once your done playing?

[ricky23i]

Ok, as you can tell, I am a noob at most of the Gecko OS stuff. However, I have got some codes setup and I really want to use this app. I only have one question before I start playing. I have a Wii modded with a D2Pro9 chip and it works fine with backups and all, but it requires me to return to the Wii menu and eject the disc once I am done playing. (Not sure why, hardware problem maybe.) So let's say I run Gecko OS from the Homebrew Channel and I finish playing my game. Is it ok to return to the home menu from the game and eject the disc, without requiring to return the the Homebrew channel or something?

yes, and it is does not matter if it is a backup or original.

[timishu]

Ok, so I tried Gecko OS and it didn't work, but that's not really a big deal. But I do have a problem about playing a game from the disc channel. After I followed the Wii Fix Guide everything went fine and I have the custom IOS installed but now when I put in one of my game discs it says that there is a Wii System Update ready. No, this does not happen for all games, just games that have been released after firmware 3.4 came out. So is there an app that can remove the need to preform a system update? (Apparently, Starfall is outdated)