Lolololololol that would be funny, but we don't want them to take anymore steps to make our future consoles unmoddable. Well if that is possible lol
oh trust me they have something again up their sleeves to keep us on our toes and toenails (lol)
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oh trust me they have something again up their sleeves to keep us on our toes and toenails (lol)
my guess this is before a new wave of new chipset.
like d2b cut leg. I should have time to do the install on this on tuesday, im pretty confident it will work.
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my guess this is before a new wave of new chipset.
like d2b cut leg. I should have time to do the install on this on tuesday, im pretty confident it will work.
well once you get it just post pics of it with the modchip install. followed by the removal of the epoxy
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Well I for one am NOT sorry to see the clips go. The epoxy challenge just adds a few more minutes to the install.
Heatgun and scalpel - removes epoxy on pins
Dremel - removes epoxy on pins
Alt points on board - easiest work around
Nintendo dont really care themselves IMHO and want to do the least work they have too, its the games companies that are beating up Nintendo to take action as they lose money.
I think it would be nice to see alot more homebrew stuff come out and hacks for devices such as the USB to add external drives etc..
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Following is video I found that shows removing of the epoxy. Its not something I would recommend doing as it can damage components and render your wii useless if not done right.
Following is video I found that shows removing of the epoxy. Its not something I would recommend doing as it can damage components and render your wii useless if not done right.
Actually nothing will damage unless you overheat it......i've done this from day one when Microsoft was adding the black epoxy on the ms28 all the way down to hitachi 79 drives.......so as nintendo added the epoxy on the d2e version wii, removal of the epoxy will be easy as adding a modchip. (guess I will be dusting off my window tint heatgun)
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Following is video I found that shows removing of the epoxy. Its not something I would recommend doing as it can damage components and render your wii useless if not done right.
But i have seen a lot of website's that will sell you a replacement board for your dvd and with some a chip already installed, at least this will work on these new ones wont it ?
But i have seen a lot of website's that will sell you a replacement board for your dvd and with some a chip already installed, at least this will work on these new ones wont it ?
No....cause every wii drive version uses a different voltage, signal and other processing signals for the wii motherboard to pick up the drive, so you need to purchase the exact model drive for the wii motherboard to accept it.
And besides, not all the time you can purchase a wii drive with a modchip everytime you get a wii to mod.
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No....cause every wii drive version drive uses a different voltage, signal and other processing signals for the wii motherboard drive to pick up the drive, so you need to purchase the exact model drive for the wii motherboard to accept it.
And besides, not all the time you can purchase a wii drive with a modchip everytime you get a wii to mod.
ah ok thanks, i did't know that, ive been searching online for a mod chip ( there are too many to choose from) and i came accoss this.
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