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128 gigabytes is good for games, you can fit a good amount. As Stiches said before, Sandisk Ultra Fit is good option, that is also 128 gigabytes. Seems good, have you enabled the VGA patch, though? If you are making an Ashida, that is something you can do. I'm pretty sure that you can still...

Yeah, you can change drives later on, I was just saying it's a pretty easy fix right now and maybe you can get some more space for games also.

I had a USB drive for RVLoader that could only play GameCube games also. All you have to do is get another drive, it's worth it.

Thanks Stiches, I have already tried splicing a USB wire for power and it did that same thing, though.

I can't get a good picture of the back right now, but everything is soldered on there.

I got a new USB breakout board and soldered it, but it didn't work. Next, I decided to solder to CM1 to see if that would help, but I was having trouble even though I did it before, so I stopped before I could damage it. I also shorted the wires even more because I saw that could help when not...

You should post pictures of your wiring, that will help with troubleshooting. Also, if you are using BBLoader maybe you should upgrade to RVLoader, it's newer and what most people use now.

GingerOfOz did it in his Wii trimming video, so you can watch that. How to Trim A Wii (Full Demo) - YouTube Also, Wi-Fi is not a good idea, it is very hard and not worth it. And you probably shouldn't do plssss, it's kind of spammy.

Thanks! I'll give it a shot. I already tried both that were on the wii, but you never know. Maybe I can get a breakout board like that.

I tried that before and I also used a different drive that had a the new files.

Small update, I tried switching to the other usb slot and cleaned up all of the flux. I still can't switch menus or play wii games :\. I also tried wii games so it's not progressive scan. I guess I'll try to solder directly to the components next.

I cleaned it up a little and moved it to the other port. It's still having issues.

Sorry, here is another picture. What exactly do you mean though? They are both soldered on making contact and are not shorted to each other.

Hello! I am experiencing a really weird issue with USB on my Wii. After a long time of the Wii not recognizing USB and trying different things, I was able to my Wii to detect USB and start RVLoader! However, the Wii will turn on, but it is very inconsistent, only booting to RVLoader 2/3 of the...

This is the bitbuilt discord: Discord Feel free to ask questions on your worklog also though

I saw GingerOfOz's WiiBoy Color video and wanted to make my own. I also found a lot of cool other stuff I could do also on this website

I don't really understand a lot of what you are trying to say but if you are using a SD card you should definitely use a USB drive instead, RVLoader needs USB. That's probably the reason why you saw only Nintendon't. Once you get the homebrew channel installed, you don't need a SD card anymore...

I had a very similar issue, probably the same. My 3.3v and ground were shorted together after I did VGA. The pins were connected with a little bit of solder, but I was able to fix it by putting a TON of flux and using braid over everything. Then I cleaned it with alcohol, and it was good! Here's...

You can also make a post asking for one if you haven't already, but I highly doubt someone has a kit for you.

PW isn't quite 5v, it is just your battery voltage. The UP rail is 5v.