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OK, thank you. I didn't know there was a github for the TNY-TKROM until now.

Probably the MMC chips. Where did you get your ram and rom chips from as they don't appear to be the ones that were originally from the cartridge?

Any clue if you'd be able to use the chips from a famicom game for the mini cartridge? Also, while I'm here, is it recommended to have a hot air gun for this project, or am I fine with just a soldering iron?

You could try using Wesk's 3d scan of the ds lite shell found here https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/ds-lite-scan-3rd-party.6172/ Or buy a third party shell.

Well crap, so I'm pretty much stuck using a 4:3 screen unless someone has one squirreled away somewhere and would be willing to part with in it. Would there be a way to use other screens using additional hardware/software to fix the issue?

Does anyone still have one of the old y/pb/pr compatible 16:9 eyoyo screens that they'd be willing to sell? If so dm me and we'll discuss price If anyone has found any 16:9 alternatives to the eyoyo for ps2 portables yet it would be very appreciated if you would post your findings here? Edit...

There is one pad that got ripped off. (Top second one on the left.) So at least that one will have to be wired to the via.

That depends in your print settings and your definition of "decent enough". O originally started with an fdm printed shell but upgraded to an sls one, and it feels a lot better. However, if you are willing to put in the time to sand and fill an fdm printed one then you can end up with a shell...

Yeah, when I was building mine I scraped the thermal pads off, realized that I needed them, and ended up digging the mush that remained out of my garbage can and squishing it back into place to form new thermal pads.

I managed to fix my video lines and get this thing closed up. When running games it works just fine, however it tends to freeze while I'm in reloaded, making it really hard to configure gc2wiimote or change the settings. Any clue on what could be causing this issue and how to fix it?

I got vga wired up. Which video wires would I have switched up if I'm getting blue instead of white? Edit: Also gonna add this question here. Will it work if you use the mx chip from a different wii?

I'd already reformatted it once, but this time I used guiformat and it worked. Thanks Stitches.

So I got a new wii and am working on installing rvLoader but I keep getting the error : Error 6 cannot open scripts/topbar.lua: No such file or directory. However when I go to rvloader/themes/main/scripts the topbar.lua file is still there. Any clue on how to fix this? Am I doing something...

In that case, there are no shorts. edit: (At least with any of the voltages.)

Here's the link to my resistances, they changed between the first time I built this, and this time, (especially at 3.3v) but user Stitches said that it should be fine. https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/wii-trim-resistances.2602/page-3#post-64937 Just wondering, but would it still...

Good news, I got it switched to AV. Bad news, still no video output. I went and double checked voltages while it was running, and those were all fine. I've ordered another wii just in case, but if anyone can come up with any other possible fixes, that would be appreciated. It really sucks...

Ok that's good to know, I had no clue you had to do that manually but it makes a lot of sense.

I've decided to finally star keeping a worklog if the ashida I've been working on for the last year. I've technically already completed it once but is didn't reach the standard I wanted and it stopped working. The main reason I've started this thread is to have a single place to post all my...

If going on ebay make sure you find one with a broken disc drive, it's generally cheaper and will give that wii a new life.

So I've decided to start over on my Ashida after some issues including video no longer outputting popping up. (It had been working until I opened it up to fix a sound wire that had come loose.) When I went to re-check the resistances most were much lower than when I checked on the same board...