Search results

Here are some of mine if it’s helpful

Here's all that I noticed when looking at the schematic: CPVDD is missing a 2.2uF capacitor to GND HPVDD is missing a 2.2uF capacitor to GND DVDD is not connected to 3v3 in the schematic like Gunnar mentioned Last time I took measurements of the RVL-AMP, my multimeter read 3.15 kΩ for each of...

INTRODUCTION: For anyone unfamiliar with the Xii-Boy line of portables, these are projects created by @Xenii that enable you to convert a Nintendo Wii into a portable console with a Gameboy form factor. The Xii-Boy Ultra (XBU) is the latest and greatest by Xenii, and is possibly the best...

Ah, you’re correct about the 3.3v. My bad. I don’t age any computer on me with all my diagrams, and the image I saw online didn’t have 3.3v marked there.

Some things for you to do: - Remove all tiny passives near the edges that are cut at all. If you’re unsure if you can remove it, ask me. - Clean up those gashes as much as possible. They look pretty nasty. You’re right though, they’re probably not causing your issue. - I don’t know what’s...

Because Marcan has gone nuts after all the Asahi Linux stuff

We're in the homestretch now! So glad to see all your hard work paying off. Congrats Xenii! :D

Please try to limit the amount of posts you make in a row. It just clutters the thread. You can edit a post to add additional information if you feel the need. FDM is the cheapest in most cases if you own a printer or have one you can use. My public library has a Bambu X1I'm able to use for a...

Yes it’ll work fine. PCBWay just tends to be a bit more pricey. The print quality will largely be the same between the two companies

RVLoader patches IOS 36, 58, and 80 in order to remove the Wifi and Bluetooth requirements. Source should be found somewhere in here: https://github.com/Aurelio92/RVLoader You can actually install RVLoader on an untrimmed WIi, change the boot order to autoboot to the Wii System Menu again...

No problem. And @DekuNut my message was not there to be discouraging, sorry if it came across that way. Hopefully it is able to serve as another resource for us, and maybe even help verify your work! You can’t have enough documentation when it comes to these things.

On the blue driver board, you have to short pins with ground to activate the buttons. First hit "Menu", then "Volume Increase (+)" until you get to the "Auto Config" section. Then hit "Menu" to select it. I would highly recommend doing this while you're in a game. It doesn't always configure...

Can't find the thread, but I have the file saved at least: If someone else can find the thread, let me know.

Really great work! However, there's been a Wii Mini compendium publicly available since around 2019

Oh nice! Here are the inner layers for anyone looking for them: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/board-scan-ps2-90006-90010.4340/ Other scans can be found here: https://git.nold.in/nold/ps2-doc/

Looks amazing! Please let me know when you have some of these up for sale

Just want to clarify this - It’s a persistent change, not a permanent one. It will stay even after a reboot if you have it enabled, but like you mentioned Stitches you can disable it by rerunning the RVLoader installer. Not trying to shoot you down or anything, I just can see how that statement...

https://4layertech.com/products/ashida-pcb-set

So excited for this, Xenii! The idea of a wire-free portable Wii that’s clean and simple to assemble is amazing, and will be perfect to allow more people to make their own portables!

I agree 100%, support for System menu would be amazing. There are workarounds for just about everything you would access there though. The Mii channel can be loaded through the Channels section of RVLoader (you must acquire a WAD of it first though). Same applies to any other system channel...