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GC+ should be able to handle two ERM motors just fine (as long as the load is within the specs). Two LRAs instead can't be handled by GC+ because the driver wouldn't be able to keep them in resonance

yes

The behavior you get is caused by the regulators going into protection, usually caused by some short on the board. It could also be one of the regs that got damaged due to a voltage spike or something similar. Try cleaning thoroughly the board with isopropyl alcohol and then try again. If this...

You can downgrade simply by copying over the files from version 1.4. Though please give me more info about your setup so I can look into it

I should also order mine eventually lol

It looks like you took quite a lot of shortcuts when routing the high speed traces from the GPU to both the RAM and CPU. This is gonna lead to a lot of issues and it might not even boot at all

It's currently unsupported, but hopefully soon it will be

Can you post here a pic and/or the part number of the adapter?

With what adapter? So I could try replicating the issue. Also using GC or Wii games?

It's definitely something related to the USB. What drive are you using? Can you try with another one? No need to uninstall anything. What you did is fine

Yeah pretty much

A new version (v2.3) of GC+2.0's firmware has been released. This version fixes few issues with rumble.

I have just released version 1.5: https://github.com/Aurelio92/RVLoader/releases/tag/v1.5 Changelog: I know this seems like a minor update, but it took me longer than I hoped to understand where the issue was. So, after months of debugging and banging my head on the keyboard, I am pleased to...

Please keep these questions out of this thread. Btw look on https://4layertech.com

Fakemote is not compatible with RVLoader as of now. This might change in the future, we'll see

No. @xerpi however is working on fakemote, which is similar to GC2Wiimote though currently it only supports DS3 and DS4 as input, not a GC controller: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/fakemote-a-cios-module-that-fakes-wiimotes-from-the-input-of-usb-game-controllers.4606/

Glad it worked well!

If you don't see a Power tab in the settings then it means that you haven't wired i2c (SDW and SCW) properly.

The issue is not with the controller. It seems to me to be an i2c issue. You probably either have too long wires or you're wiring everything in a weird way (like cascading i2c devices). It'd be ideal if you wire everything to the wii vias. I understand that it's not easy to solder multiple wires...

Have you shielded R, G and B with ground?