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Oh okay that’s interesting that you’re having the issue on an ashida, I’m pretty sure the actual GC plus chip is a newer version in those.Not that I’ve heard of any other GBoy users with the issue either, I’m just stumped as to what is causing it

I know I wasn’t able to boot DBZ: BT3 until I installed the RTC chip. I tried installing Bluetooth but the chip I have looks a little different from the one in the guide and I could never get that one to work. Im not a beginner at soldering either. I almost wonder if I could get the issue to...

sorry, I wish I could say I resolved the issue but it remains a problem as it has since I first built the portable. It’s definitely disappointing.

Thanks, I wasnt able to find anything about recovery mode within the configuration homebrew but I was able to update to the latest GC+ version and this unfortunately hasnt resolved the issue.

could you point me in the direction of that homebrew download? Im having trouble finding it

Sure. Here’s two examples. In DBZ, holding the charge button will make the character constantly stop and start charging at random intervals, and in SSBB, holding a dash will make the character dash forward a bit, stop, dash forward a bit more, etc. but in regular intervals.

I’m using RVLoader 1.6 now. It’s the first version of RVLoader I’ve tried since my old BBloader USB drive lost compatibility and I had to get a new SD for it. But the issue persisted through every version of BBloader I tried. I used to think GC2Wiimote was permanently on until I tried new...

I am using a GBoy Rev3. Gamecube games work perfectly, and the button tester shows the controller working fine. Virtual console and Wii titles exhibit strange controller behaviors in games that support gamecube controls, even when GC2Wiimote is disabled in the per-game configuration menu. The...

Is RVloader more strict about USB compatibility than BBloader? ive had compatibility issues ever since the change over. could someone specify what USB drives and micro SDs are confirmed working?

I updated from BBloader 1.3 to RVloader 1.1 yesterday, and now Im experiencing what seems like USB compatibility issues. Sometimes id have a similar issue with BBloader, where it would act as if no USB were inserted, but after 1-4 restarts it would snap out of it. with RV loader ive managed to...

I was looking into various ways of accessing my Gboy saves on a stock Wii for things like transferring Pokemon from Colosseum to the GBA games, when I came across something I found to be kind of amazing: As long as you have a stock wii with nintendont installed, you can use a USB C to B cable...

The usb board and the pms? Ill probably take you up on that. after I beat RE4 one more time

After re routing and cleaning up ground a bit on the PMS, the issue persists

This is probably the best I got in me without re routing new wires.

and its residue, just came right off with an iso swab

the state of the wires and their melted jackets is a result of all the recent work, so im not entirely sure thats going to solve it, but i suppose it wont hurt. the USB is a fitplus thats been stripped down to the necessary components for space reasons.

“Warm” is probably an overstatement. When it’s stuffed in the go pro foam case all night, you can just kind of tell the top portion where that board is is a degree or two higher than room temp.

Before, The yellow 5v from the USB C was going to the same bridged connection that the red fan power conductor is soldered to. All of my power and grounds are the same red wire but I double checked it’s all going to the right place. Figure I’d have worse issues if they weren’t. I took a pic...

Ill get pics asap, but i do remember actually rewiring the 5v. in the manual, it mentioned wiring the 5V to the same set of resistors as the fan, which is how I had it configured originally at the beginning of this post, but i noticed those were labeled 3v3 and that the board revision is...

I re flowed all of the connections and cleaned it up, double checking my wiring was correct. The Gboy functions otherwise, and the slight warmth i was referring to is definitely from the USB board and nothing else. the blink is more accurately every 8-12 seconds. I dont see any way of capturing...