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We've added additional pads to make it simpler to solder multiple voltage lines. There is another VSYS pad for the LED right next to the RGB pads.

If it does not create the file then it's caused by compatibility issues with your USB drive. The way the return to menu works requires bbloader to be installed and there's no workaround for that.

Not currently

I'll have to check if I can integrate emulator settings in BBLoader. For N64 games you should really use VC versions though, they generally work better. BBLoader still doesn't support VC titles, but it will soon. I have already answered you on Discord, but I'll write it here as well for future...

The IOS patches installed are for WiFi removal. You can boot it from the homebrew channel, but you'll be prompted with a message asking to install it everytime. Just select "no". I am not sure if it works on the vWii tbh. I know, we sent it to them :P No. The Wii can't decompress isos on the fly.

It already was BitButt for April fools day couple of years ago

What a final rush! Congrats on finishing it in time!

There can be different causes leading to the issue. Post some pictures of your wiring

Glad you got it to work!

What's in the subfolders?

disc2 is only for dual disc games. Please post some screenshot of the folder structure.

Custom intros aren't supported yet, but they are planned. Make sure you are using the right scheme: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/setting-up-wii-and-gamecube-games.3583/

In OneSkyNet2012's case the issue is most likely caused by a faulty U10 relocation. If your Wii is already trimmed make sure your relocation is properly done

Wew that's a weird issue lol The G-Boy kit uses a PCB based on GC+, which is seen as a Gamecube controller, so it would still have the issue. I'll try to investigate it.

No. Wiimote and its accessories aren't supported yet

No. Wiimote and its accessories aren't supported yet

The pin mapping is reported here: https://github.com/ikorb/gcvideo/tree/main/HDL/gcvideo_dvi

Nice! Don't forget to make a video to consider your entry valid :P

In that case it might be a compatibility issue with that specific drive.

Have you tried multiple Wii games? If so, which ones? Also press B on the selected game to access its settings and check what are your bluetooth settings. You should either enable Bluetooth or make sure to configure GC2Wiimote if you have that enabled and BT disabled.