Recent content by Spartan200

Had the exact same problem. I used an SD to USB adapter, took it apart and wired it correctly and it worked perfectly. This was after trying seven different usb drives. Give it a shot if you're still having trouble, worked great for me.

Please critique my trim and let me know what I am doing wrong with the 3.3V cap

I see that RVLoader has Hiidra to bypass the disc drive calls in Wii games is this correct? Has anyone successfully used homebrew like WiiFlow or USB Loader GX in a portable? WiiFlow makes calls to the disc drive board. Wondering if this can be bypassed. Main reason is because I cannot get N64...

I have had great success using Chipquik NC191 flux in addition to my solder. Gets my solder joints perfect everytime.

Wish you the best as well, attaching two pics for you. I was powering the USB directly from my 5V PSU source but it works better when power line is attached directly to the capacitor on the top of the motherboard in order to supply the motherboard 5V not just the USB. First trim I removed the...

I am having the same exact issue been working on it for 3 hours now. Screen has purple and green dot artifacts and sometimes loads then crashes and sometimes displays DSI Exception. Rewired and tried 3 usb drives all formatted correctly, tried a USB to SD adapter which worked shortly then...

Course. Learned a ton from you. Appreciate you taking time to share the things you have. No purpose apart from curiosity at first. Load times are improved and titles do not appear graphically distorted at times anymore in WiiFlow. RVLoader load times dramatically improved. When emulating games...

Use PLA +

To future readers, or anyone curious. Couldn't find any info on this so I did it myself. Wii comes stock with 64mb or so of RAM. The developers Wii... NDEV edition had 128mb I believe. For running code I assume. Long story short, homebrew apps like WiiFlow run better. If anyone is wondering that...

Order an extra mobo from ebay for $20 bucks. Comes in handy trust me.

MX Relocation

The white wire is hooked up to the 1.8v OUTPUT. That is the LDO which puts 1.8v out, does not accept 1.8v IN. Wire the trim as follows: 1v to positive, 1.15v to positive, 3.3v to positive and ground. If you still have the LDO on the board you do not need to supply 1.8v.

I've had issues with this before too, use a different switch and wire to legs "1" and "2"

Are you trying to wire a power button to an untrimmed board?

*I have reviewed the original post about the resistors for the nand and I'm still not fully understanding how I had it working at one point. Thanks.