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I had an issue with the board that I'm currently preparing to trim where I pressed a bit too hard on the tactile button and ended up thumb-punching the damn thing straight off, effectively preventing myself from hardware resetting straight into priiloader.
Context: I don't want to make a portable so much as I want to make a smaller wii akin to a wii micro, but I'm essentially making it so I have a much smaller box to play Melee on. ANYWAYS:
I have RVLoader installed on this particular board and I've done the U10 relocation (I'm still pre-trim), and I can get it to boot into RVLoader just fine! But I was considering that after I trim, I understand essentially what I have to do in order to power the board, but if I want to keep the reset button as part of the trimmed wii...do I need to introduce a button in the power configuration?
Is there a particular via or part of the board I can solder a button to that will trigger the reset button of the motherboard? Or will I have to introduce a button that temporarily cuts power to my power source (in this case it's going to be USB-C with an RVL-PSU)
Context: I don't want to make a portable so much as I want to make a smaller wii akin to a wii micro, but I'm essentially making it so I have a much smaller box to play Melee on. ANYWAYS:
I have RVLoader installed on this particular board and I've done the U10 relocation (I'm still pre-trim), and I can get it to boot into RVLoader just fine! But I was considering that after I trim, I understand essentially what I have to do in order to power the board, but if I want to keep the reset button as part of the trimmed wii...do I need to introduce a button in the power configuration?
Is there a particular via or part of the board I can solder a button to that will trigger the reset button of the motherboard? Or will I have to introduce a button that temporarily cuts power to my power source (in this case it's going to be USB-C with an RVL-PSU)