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I’d like to mention a few issues I’ve encountered recently: 1. Since I’m using a Raspberry Pi 5 heatsink, it doesn’t provide adequate cooling for the Wii. After playing games for too long, the Wii’s motherboard gets very hot, but I can’t seem to find a better heatsink. 2. I’m having a standby...

That’s really awesome.Actually, I’d like to see the entire process and details of how you migrated the CPU and GPU.

If you send me a picture of your power supply module and the wii you built, I can help you better.

According to the parameters of the power module you sent, this is okay.

Then you should check the resistance values to ground for each voltage. The NAND may have been normal before shipment, but there's no guarantee that the bumps during transit didn't cause the NAND solder pins to detach. You still need to re-inspect the NAND pins.

If the Wii console boots normally after relocating the U10 and NAND chips before trimming the motherboard, you should recheck the resistance values and voltages, then verify the continuity of the NAND pins (as trimming may have caused pin disconnection). If everything checks out, replace the AVE...

You should prioritize replacing the AVR-RVL chip.

If you've disabled the Wi-Fi module, you can still boot into the Wii system without Wi-Fi. If you only see a black screen upon startup, you should check whether Bluetooth is properly connected. Also, the Wii system does not support VGA display.

I've encountered a similar issue before, but after switching it on, it automatically enters the RVLoader.

Final Update! This project is now fully completed. Below are the photos I took. Please forgive me for not capturing high-definition photos.

Your solder joints are terrible. You need to clean off the excess solder and re-solder them. Additionally, apply more flux and increase the soldering iron temperature to ensure your joints are smooth and full.

Because my shell is still printing...

It's done. I've uploaded the video to YouTube. Here are the photos.

Awesome, they're all working fine. Next, I plan to install them on the Wii motherboard to test their functionality.

I've had the PCB redesigned and it's arrived. I'm starting the installation now.

I know this method, but I can't get my hands on the drive's chip.

A while back, my Wii encountered the dreaded 003 error. I used a NAND programmer to read the Wii NAND data, intending to fix the 003 error using the ohneschwanzenegger software. However, after importing the NAND, the software failed to recognize the data read by the programmer.

I replicated your open-source short stack. When I pressed the power button on the controller, the console shut down normally. However, when I pressed the power button again, the console did not turn on, and the controller disconnected.

Project "Spring" is a compact and feature-rich hardware project, with dimensions of only 74mm74mm21mm. It integrates a variety of practical functions within a limited space. Its design references the Short Stack source file. Special thanks to loopj for their contribution, which provided an...

I should be able to help you fix this issue.