jeffery
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Hello Bitbuilt,
This is my work log for my wii portable project I am choosing to make a gwii because it is large and simple to work in while retaining most of the wii's main functions. I am choosing not to do wifi since most wifi functionality is dead. I just did u10 and trimmed my board and did not screw it up (luckily) here are some noods. When I first tried to boot it up it did not work, however after some trouble shooting, my wii was not booting but that was because I did not have a battery connected so the 1.15v line was low causing it not to boot.
Now I have started with the front half of my case had top shave off certain portions here and there with an exacto knife. I am using the version of the gwii with the oem usb ports and barrel jack. I know I have to trim more of the wii from top and bottom so it will fit in the case what I will do is I will trim the bottom since it is pretty safe there and will just sand the top with 200 grit sandpaper since I want to make sure I do not hit the nand lines.
This is my work log for my wii portable project I am choosing to make a gwii because it is large and simple to work in while retaining most of the wii's main functions. I am choosing not to do wifi since most wifi functionality is dead. I just did u10 and trimmed my board and did not screw it up (luckily) here are some noods. When I first tried to boot it up it did not work, however after some trouble shooting, my wii was not booting but that was because I did not have a battery connected so the 1.15v line was low causing it not to boot.
Now I have started with the front half of my case had top shave off certain portions here and there with an exacto knife. I am using the version of the gwii with the oem usb ports and barrel jack. I know I have to trim more of the wii from top and bottom so it will fit in the case what I will do is I will trim the bottom since it is pretty safe there and will just sand the top with 200 grit sandpaper since I want to make sure I do not hit the nand lines.
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