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In RVLoader, select a game, press B to access game's settings and change PADReadMode to something other than Auto and try again.

Sadly not, I haven't really been able to focus on GC2Wiimote

You need to change PADReadMode configuration in game settings from RVLoader

In the menu previous to this one, you need to select the sticks wizard and follow the steps

It's a specific game setting in RVLoader. Are you on version 2.1? Does it happen for all games? Or just specific ones?

Try changing PADReadMode in game's settings from RVLoader (press B on a selected game)

Post pictures and schematics of your board

I don't have the CIOSMAPS, I modified the IOS WAD directly by removing the stock WD module and injecting mine. The custom WD module is indeed wd.bin and is the same format as the .app module, they are ELF files. The wd_bin.h file is generated on compilation but is only useful to reference to it...

Sorry for the late reply. I'll try to sum it up: 1-2) WiFi must be patched on a system wide level because any game would need to be patched, same for homebrews since even initializing the SD freezes the system when WiFi isn't present (or patched out). When re-enabling WiFi for a specific game...

Nice to see you back!

Did you enable VGA? If so, what are you using for connecting video?

RVLoader I guess?

Very cool!

You can choose in the game settings from RVLoader if you want to force horizontal stretching or keep the game resolution intact and have black bars. As of now, you can only change the LCD backlight brightness on the fly with Z+X+Up/Down 480i is supported by implementing line doubling, though...

Yeah it doesn't matter which way you connect the two, just don't use too long wires

There is no compatibility issue between the two devices. Those lines are used only on boot to send the bitstream to the RVL-DD, then not anymore. You can wire DI and CK to both devices.

We aren't really including development costs in our price, as those get compensated with time. When pricing something like this you have to take into account multiple factors, including the BOM, the assembly costs, margin to cover defective units and more others. On top of that there's of course...

Mind sharing your save with me so I can test?

Post some pictures of your wiring. Maybe they are just too long