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I'm betting it could, and I'm trying to look at the compendium images on your super thread but I keep getting an error when clicking on the spoilers :(

Assuming the NAND is emmc, it should be 7 or 8 wires to relocate (the rest of the connections are unused data lines and lots and lots of ground (for support mainly)) EDIT: well, looks like that component you bent over IS the NAND, the other thing is actually the RAM

I was looking at the compendium images and theorizing about exactly this the other day... I even see a few areas it might be even smaller, assuming no voltage layers or anything get in the way (I'll have to look later)

Wow, so basically, you're going to take it from "remember that time Ashen shoved a GameCube in a PSP case?" To "Remember that time Gman shoved a Wii inside a PSP case?" Haha, both achievements are/will be awesome, can't wait to see this! Good luck :)

So is this more the more efficient route than using the defacto regs that everyone has been using?

Well, I'm currently knee deep in 3ds code or I'd take a look at some of it and see what I could come up with... Maybe I'll work with a few people when I get my project finished and do some brainstorming, if nothing has been come up with by then anyways

Aside from power functions, its simply a matter of RTC (real time clock) and GC font data, the RTC isn't really a concern for most, and the font data is already worked around with nintendont, so there isn't any other concerns with taking it off... To recap, SNEEK + DI for anything that requires...

Eh... Maybe I'm just doing it wrong, but how do I open this? It downloaded as a .txt, but when opened it mentioned PDNimage or something like that... So paint.NET then I guess? Might be good info for the OP ;)

Almost missed this! You should really put a post at the end of your thread saying it's finished ;) otherwise, awesome work!

iirc it's a known thing that happens, since Nintendont basically has it's own version of the DI that isn't compatible with the one from SNEEK/UNEEK

So, just a heads up guys, you can cut the solder work in half, here's how... Take an IDE connector (make sure it's a 40 wire) and kinda bend the bottom pins on the cart connector together a bit, then just jam the IDE connector onto one side (since it isn't big enough for both sides) and repeat...