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You're absolutely goated with the sauce. Looking forward to the next update!Yeah that's definitely the plan. A bit at a time I am fixing all the bugs
You're absolutely goated with the sauce. Looking forward to the next update!Yeah that's definitely the plan. A bit at a time I am fixing all the bugs
He most likely left the "Patch out WiFi" setting to Yes when he installed RVLoader.Hey, my friend's WiFi stopped working when he installed it, how do you fix that? (I am not an expert on these topics)
Photos of both sides of the Wii and all of your wiring would be helpful to figure that out. Do you have 2 ground wires going between your Wii and your regulators?Hello everyone
I use google translate because I don't speak English.
I started the wii portable project. After two cutting errors, I finally succeeded the third time (relocation U10, installed rvloader, composite, everything worked well before cutting).
Since cutting, randomly, rvloader remains either frozen on the logo, or dsi error, or succeeds in displaying the games then again dsi error.
I use the Kingston adapter and a Samsung micro SD
Despite reading the 28 pages, I have no clue to correct the problem. What do I have to do?
THANKS
You can't properly power a Wii using another Wii, there isn't enough spare current when both are running. Your issues are likely caused by insufficient current flow, and will be resolved when you have proper regulators connected.Here are the pictures.
No regulator, powered by another Wii in the meantime.
On the second side, only the U10 relocation wire.
In this configuration, the MSD card and its adapter work well on the Wii which powers the trim.
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Thanks for reporting. This is kind of a known issue, I am working on a patchFirstly, thank you to you Aurelio for your incredible efforts in this field and this is extended to everyone who's putting their time into this field.
My first portable project could not have ever been a pipe dream if it weren't for yourself.
Just wanted to with some issues I have been having with RVLoader on my Ashida build.
I have noticed some games are acting as if a button is being depressed.
(Now this is my first portable build, so please take this with a grain of salt).
Wii - Mario Kart (the reverse button is being held on) (Have tested this on both PAL and NTSC versions)
GC - 007: Everything or Nothing (Fire weapon is stuck on)
GC - Burnout 2 (Horn is stuck on)
Not sure if anyone else has faced similar issues, but wanted to note them down.
Cheers,
You're a legend, thank you.Thanks for reporting. This is kind of a known issue, I am working on a patch
Hello.You can't properly power a Wii using another Wii, there isn't enough spare current when both are running. Your issues are likely caused by insufficient current flow, and will be resolved when you have proper regulators connected.
Hard to explain briefly. RVLoader implements a full IOS DI replacement module through Hiidra (https://wiibrew.org/wiki//dev/di). It's nothing new, neek does the same. D2X IOSes only patch few calls, only those needed to grab data from wbfs filesHello great author!
May I ask if you could briefly explain how to bypass the disc drive calls?
Would you consider porting this feature to vwii?
Welcome to BitBuilt! WiFi can be re-enabled on a per-game basis even if you had previously patched it out. This is the safest way because even if the WiFi module stops working for whatever reason (like a loose connection), the system would still bootHey there,
I'm a new member to BitBuilt. I am considering making a portable, and after watching tutorials, RVLoader seems like the best (and probably the only) option. However, I am still a bit confused by the "patch out wifi" option in the RVLoader install. I understand that this tricks the Wii into running without the wifi module, but I was wondering, is it possible to reinstall the wifi module with full functionality even if you patch out wifi? I would plan on using my portable for online play occasionally if possible, but I also might change my mind about reinstalling the module because it's just one more thing that can go wrong.
I am really impressed with this community and I hope it continues to grow in the future and that I can be a part of it!