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You can't use the VGA patch with a HDMI adaptor like that, it only accepts yPbPr. If it worked before, then that was a low power error in the adaptor that was accidentally triggering the yPbPr failover. You'll need to boot into safe mode and re-run the installer without checking the VGA patch...

Check the LCD driver for a short between 3.3v and GND

This is not an RVLoader problem, what you have is either a PMS or wiring fault. You'll need to provide clear photos of your PMS wiring in the ashida forum for us to be of any help

Man that sucks so much. My sympathies

Just be aware that sometimes a single cell is not enough to properly boot a Wii. The current requirements are just on the edge of what standard cells are rated for, so if you have troubles it's worth adding a second cell (in parallel) as a sanity check.

Well with 3D printing you can make anything, but no GBA game uses a keyboard. What's the purpose of the idea?

Sick build, but this isn't a registered Summer Build Contest entry so I'm moving it to Cutting Edge

Do the colours appear washed out on the portable's own screen? I have read that because the PS2 outputs an interlaced signal, even with component cables, the colours can appear dull/washed depending on how new the TV is.

Hello Mat

Legend!

In accordance with rule 9, pls translate your text to english before you post it. Doesn't have to be through DeepL or anything fancy, Google Translate is fine.

Remove the SD card and place all RVLoader files exclusively on the FAT32 formatted USB drive. RVLoader is designed to be run from USB drives only, and splitting the files up between SD and USB does not work correctly.

I'd offer, but I'm on the wrong side of the world

All this means really is that you must disconnect the screen control buttons from the volume control buttons so they don't share a common signal connection. Depending on which version of the Louii you're building, this is as simple as either lifting the GND legs off the PCB for the screen...

The simple answer is that there are 2 primary ways for a device to register a button press. A signal line can output a voltage and wait to be connected to GND to register a button press, or be grounded and wait to be connected to a voltage to register a button press. Controller buttons and most...

The print quality you get out of that old girl never ceases to amaze me

After a scare like that, you need to disconnect the PMS from everything except the battery cradle, and use your multimeter to check of all the voltage outputs on the PMS. If the output voltages all read as expected, then you can reconnect the PMS to just the Wii and see if you can power it on...

Looking good!

Never thought I'd see the day. So the list of Portablising Shit Stitches Was Wrong About is now: The WiiU The PS4 The Xbox360 The PS3 Where there's a soldering iron, there's a way I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Personally I would clean all that burnt flux off of the board with some isopropyle alcohol as well. That stuff tends to cause random failures that make other issues harder to diagnose.