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I've worked on a lot of these, and those don't look like any screws out of that model. I'd be willing to bet they just ended up in your screw pile from something else.

GC2Wiimote already accomplishes this. It hasn't been an issue for a long time.

A RAR file is an archive format. You'll need to extract it using a program like 7-zip or WinRAR, and then you'll end up with a folder with all the case files in it.

The folder name can be whatever you want, the actual ISO file has to be named "game".

Just use RVLoader.

I’ve built 2 Wii portables so far, however neither of them were of my own design. I hope to change that with this project. My overall goal for the 3-Wii is to build a highly compact, fully featured, and practical Wii portable. I have some more specific objectives that that, so here they are...

Nold's design is based around a 6 layer trim, a 4 layer won't fit due to the trim being larger to one side.

It's a currently unimplemented menu option. It does nothing as of the current version, it's just there to fill the space in the radial menu.

Just gonna throw this out there. You really shouldn't sell your first portable, it's a bad idea for a multitude of reasons. There's a lot of weird stuff and tricks to figure out with assembly, your first attempt is really a learning experience and might have some issues that pop up down the...

Wiis are pretty resilient, so it's probably fine. As for the video out problem, that's likely an issue with your U10 relocation.

Yes. Replace them with untwisted magnet wire.

You should not have your sync lines twisted.

The G-Boy controller PCB is a custom adaptation of the GC+ 2.0, which is an open source GameCube controller emulator made by Aurelio. You can check out the code here: https://github.com/Aurelio92/GCPlus-2.0. You can also buy an assembled, general purpose version of the board from 4Layer Tech.

If you can give it a bit, Gunnar is working on a redesign that should be available relatively soon.

Yeah that's completely normal. In fact, getting that screen is a good way to test that your trim is working before you wire USB.

Unfortunately it's not sold anymore, so unless you can find someone with an unused kit who's willing to let go of it, you're out of luck.

There's a massive global chip shortage right now, so stuff is unavailable everywhere. You can use Octopart to see if any other distributors have the stuff you're looking for, but other than that all you can really do is wait out the lead times or find another suitable part. It's affecting everyone.

I like to flow some fresh leaded solder into all the pins, then use my hot air station at ~400C for a couple minutes. Then I start putting a little pressure on it with some pliers and it'll come right out.

You can use a Wiimote if you relocate bluetooth, and you could maybe cram a Wavebird receiver in there if you removed the plug.

I did this a while ago, but figured I should put it here for posterity's sake. Swapped the TN panel from Buydisplay for the IPS one from 4Layer Tech. Pretty huge difference IMO.