Recent content by Crazzyleprechaun

I think you have the H and V sync wires swapped on the driver board. I would try to switch them and see if that fixes it if not you could double check to make sure you have VGA Installed. If your Wii is showing up on the TV it shouldn't be an issue with the rest of the board.

Just a general tip when working with portables you need to isolate as much as possible in each testing scenarios and try to add things one at a time. What I mean by this is first test the trim with just video hooked up, then try switching to vga, wiring USB and audio. Its hard to do things all...

Just a few things you could try: It seems like there are some solder blobs in your close up picture you can try to clean those first. It looks like the V sync red wire is way too exposed and could cause shorting as well. You also can make sure that there is continuity between the H/V sync wires...

Could you also post a more clear picture of the H/V sync wires on the Wii motherboard they look shorted.

Did you measure that all the voltages are correct? You could try sanding again to make sure you throughly remove shorts between the layers.

Yeah the 6 layer boards used in the Noldendo draw more power than the 4 layers boards and the RVL PMS 2 does not output enough power for the 6 layer Wii boards. If you're building a Noldendo you'll want the RVL PSU anyways since its powered from wall power unlike the RVL PMS 2.

A few things to note it is not possible to power the RVL PMS 2 without a battery and also the RVL PMS 2 is not meant to power 6 layer motherboards (Which is the one in your pictures) it is meant for 4 Layer Wii motherboards. This could be the reason for your issues with it booting. It is...

Did you try using the update database option?

Just select the version of IOS corresponding to the ones I mentioned and make sure to check the Pack WAD button and hit download

You need to use NUSDownloader to download the correct was files. Once downloaded put them on the root of your flash drive and the install should proceed as normal IOS36-64-v3608.wad, IOS58-64-v6176.wad and IOS80-64-v6944.wad are the wad files you need.

That trim is going to be insane if it is feasible wow O.o

Very unlikely that I complete this project but hopefully I'll at least get a working Wii U trim out of it. The trim pictured is untested but I'm planning on finishing the necessary relocations to get it working after this is posted. Either way I'd like to work on a portable Wii U for this...

There's no exact step by step guide but the best open source portable is the Ashida. These will help you get started at least. https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/ashida-wii-portable.4529/

Thanks man its very comfy to hold too, I love the design and its just a fun build overall :)

This is not a joke I built my own N64HH! Features N64 Advanced Trim with RCP wiring 5 inch 4:3 Screen RVL PMS 2 64 Amp N64 Controller Module by Gman 2x 18650 Batteries Controller button PCBS Added volume buttons and L Button This build was a lot of fun and also my first time...