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If you can still boot with composite, yes. Run again the installer (follow the FAQ link in the first post).

Shank already took it

You can add any emulator you want as homebrews in the apps folder. GC2Wiimote is still a WIP and some games don't work. Same goes for general Wii games compatibility. Those emulators require the MX chip iirc, not sure if Gman relocated that

It's in the trimming guide: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/the-definitive-wii-trimming-guide.198/ Don't forget to wire mode to 3.3V

That homebrew menu is part of BBLoader, it's not the homebrew channel. Use the C-Stick on your gamecube controller to switch menu to GC/Wii games

The iso file must be named exactly game.iso

Sounds like a compatibility issue with your usb drive

A new version of the manual is in the process. Will be up online soon

No, isos will not be supported. Wbfs doesn't include padding data and it's smaller. Yes, gecko codes are planned

BBLoader can be booted without installing it. Just press B when it asks you to install it (will ask everytime though). Yeah compatibility is not perfect yet. I may look into it, but GC2Wiimote will only be updated in BBLoader from now on

Do you really want to have more people playing on a tiny 3.5" LCD?

Not yet

That's fine. Measure it on the GC+ side to make sure it's properly soldered. Also did you use a thicker wire for GND?

The resistor array on the Wii is 700 Ohm, not 10k

If it doesn't show up it's either because you copied it in the wrong folder or because you still have the SD card inserted in the front of your Wii and the homebrew channel is just listing the homebrews on your SD card

All the GC+s we sell on the store are tested to make sure they fully work before being shipped

The soldering to the data line via seems a bit dirty. Make sure it's properly connected and not shorted with other vias. Also you should use at least awg32 for 3.3V and GND

Correct, VGA replaces component video, not composite

Just remove the SD card from the front slot of your Wii

Covers must have the game ID as filename, just like with GC games.