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This thread is wild. So much potential. I could see some crazy PS2 developments come out of this. Do you think USB 2.0 capability could be added through this method? Be it through the ps2's USB data lines, or through custom means elsewhere?

Loving this worklog! Love your mentality as well. Excited to see this one come together

Oh man I somehow missed this thread before. Is it too late to get in on this?

Any insight into into what each color is? I wonder if the data lines are simply being pulled to 3.3v. Orrrr possibly they lack the 3.3v pullups needed to function.

Not for the Wii U specifically. It just takes place here on the forums and on the BitBuilt discord server

You maniacs. You even fit the second headphone jack for multiple video output options.

Ladies and gentlemen... We got him. That's the source of your issue. A quality iron like the pinecil or the little aliexpress oled ones that have become popular will make all the difference.

Without pictures it hard to tell, but it sounds like the problem is your "Uncle's Soldering Iron". It seems completely unsuitable for the job. To perform these mods, you need a quality iron with a not-mangled tip, and most important of all, temperature control. Like a character display that...

This is the CPU-30. It is a "6 layer" board using the original Hollywood (GPU) package but uses the smaller package Broadway (CPU) chip. It is documented in my revisions guide and super thread. This revision is one of the "less common" revisions, but doesn't really have any notable...

Hi @polprzewodnikowy! Welcome to the community and thank you for your work on SummerCart64. From what I can tell, it seems like there's a bit of a misunderstanding. Here's my understanding, and please feel free to correct me if I am wrong. If I am correct, you are trying to explain that you...

It's interference. You fix it by using shielded wire for the Red, Green, and Blue lines. Sync lines do not need to be shielded. Twisting wire with a ground wire instead of shielding does not properly shield the wire. The antenna wires on the Wii's Wi-Fi module serve as a good source of thin...

Utterly fascinating. Do we know if there is a P2/P3/P4 data line? Or is it exclusively for port 1?

Can we undervolt the ground line to save even more power? Asking for a friend.

As someone who has both a GWii and Ashida, I would recommend going with an Ashida for a first build.

Hard to tell from the photo, but did you wire up the U10 Via? Are you connecting a properly formatted USB drive, and powering said drive with 5v?

Oh hey, it's my new sleep paralysis demon

PCIE primary power is 12v through the slot connector, up to 75 watts. This is well over 10x the power than the Wii requires, so that shouldn't be an issue. The difficult part would be interfacing with the computer itself through the PCIE slot. If your primary goal is to just have it be powered...

I think successfully relocating/bending the RAM is a prerequisite for this worklog

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