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Hello ladies and gentlemodders! We’re back with another episode of “Why You Should Always Install RVLoader On You Wii Before You Try and Mod Anything On It! TM”
So, I was hooking up my Wii to this new screen I’d been messing around with to test if it did in fact support component signal (thanks by the way, Stitches), when I suddenly found that my Wii would no longer boot! I noticed that the Bluetooth module had fallen off, and when I tried to plug it back in, I realized that I had accidentally ripped the entire connection housing off!
Now, I’m assuming this isn’t the biggest problem in the world because it’s an RVL-CPU 01 board so I don’t need to scratch traces for a Bluetooth module rewiring. I can just rewire the Bluetooth module as you would on a Noldendo Micro, right? It would still boot normally into the home menu after that, right? I didn’t just hopelessly destroy another Wii in the name of personal modding progression and self-growth, right?
So, I was hooking up my Wii to this new screen I’d been messing around with to test if it did in fact support component signal (thanks by the way, Stitches), when I suddenly found that my Wii would no longer boot! I noticed that the Bluetooth module had fallen off, and when I tried to plug it back in, I realized that I had accidentally ripped the entire connection housing off!
Now, I’m assuming this isn’t the biggest problem in the world because it’s an RVL-CPU 01 board so I don’t need to scratch traces for a Bluetooth module rewiring. I can just rewire the Bluetooth module as you would on a Noldendo Micro, right? It would still boot normally into the home menu after that, right? I didn’t just hopelessly destroy another Wii in the name of personal modding progression and self-growth, right?