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This interested me so I started to google. Ended up finding this amongst other things but thought maybe you could use this Pokemon green cartridge when you're finished...

so I've got my cube controller board all cut up and all wires attatched. To test it out do I need to solder all tacts to the corresponding buttons or could I get away with wiring up just the sticks, A and B?

This thing is just.... Just.. beautiful. O.o

2 for me as well

I don't know if this would help, but this is about the trim I did, drew the lines in on paint going off where the via holes that were relative to where my cut is. If more layers help I can repeat the same process. Top: Bottom:

the piece of tape is just holding down the wire from u10 temporarily if its in the way i can take it off

I ordered a new wii and will be following the guide to the T for my next board, in the mean time I'd like to try resurrecting this board if possible. I did notice on the bottom side of the board I had cut rather close to the outer trace (red) coming of the AV chip so I scratch soldered a...

You're all right I will be getting a new wii and starting over. To much of a hassle to try and have you guys help figure out all of my mistakes. Sorry for my noobishness/foolishness :( I'm also going to mess with it on my own and figure out what I did wrong and study the compendium as best I...

So I got my trimmed wii all wired up and nothing.. no picture to the screen. Tested all regulator outputs and they are all good, connected them to their corresponding areas as shown on the trim guide. Have USB wired up directly to the 5v custom regulator and had even swapped the two data lines...

Ok. Actually kept the components and all like the trim guide shows anyways it was more for future reference. Thanks.

Can you remove the mx chip completely and solder to its pins or do you have to leave the surrounding components within the red box for it to function correctly? (as seen on the trim guide) http://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/the-definitive-wii-trimming-guide.198/#post-1492

Ok it. Thanks for the help I appreciate

What specifically in bootmii does it say backup NAND or something similar to that?

Well that sucks. For future, how do I backup the NAND?

oh I thought you meant a backup NAND chip, doesn't portablize mii save that to the usb drive/Sd card?

Unfortunately not. I was trying to relocate the "backup" one and bent it over to much and of course snapped some of the pins that I needed.. :( I plan to just wire with magnetic wire to the board if I get another backup, besides power and ground I'll use thicker gauge for that.

If anyone has a wii NAND chip that they aren't using and would like to send my way I would appreciate it. Broke mine so in the mean time I started working on another board I had laying around to keep me busy, but would like to continue with that board as well if possible.

Ok well that's simple enough, Thanks.

So you just ran a wire from SDN and soldered it to part of a wire coming off the 5v on the amp?

I know the SDN solder pad on the audio amp is used to turn the amp off, which allows you to save battery life when not in use, but how/what did you hook it up to?