New Wii's Unmoddable are MODDABLE AGAIN>.June 3rd.YES! D2Pro9 v2 are Available NOW - Page 7 - Wiihacks

dlin88 · 06-05-2008, 07:17 PM

I got one of the new unmoddable wii's with D2C2 drives.

Can I buy a D2B drive and use it on my wii???
will that work?

ModderMan · 06-05-2008, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by dlin88

I got one of the new unmoddable wii's with D2C2 drives.

Can I buy a D2B drive and use it on my wii???
will that work?

We all sell the new D2pro9 V2 now. (d2c2 compliant version)

youngstylez · 06-06-2008, 12:08 AM

just found out mine works!

lahwul · 06-08-2008, 10:57 PM

i try this vision . with 3 diff Ic .. but all seem to fail . can this s/n be mod.?

ModderMan · 06-09-2008, 01:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lahwul

i try this vision . with 3 diff Ic .. but all seem to fail . can this s/n be mod.?

lu 345 should be moddable with the d2pro9 v2

sex_robot_from_omacron_69 · 06-10-2008, 11:38 AM

I think I've got a D2C3 drive, though it could be a D2C2.

Bought my Wii on 04 June 2008, it was delivered to the GameStop on that day. I was there when the guy was delivering them. My Wasabi modchip arrived a couple of days before.

Serial number on the Wii starts with LU574. I tried doing a search for this, but no one's posted anything about the LU574's yet.

Took the console and the Wasabi chip to a guy I know, he's a pro with this stuff. He told me to get the Wasabi chip because he no longer buys his own chips for mods, he makes his customers. This is what happened:

First, as is normally done, he put in the chip and soldered everything. The Wii turned on, but the light on the Wasabi was red and the drive wouldn't spin up. He then replaced the ground wire, but the same thing happened. He then threw in a 47uF capacitor, at which point the disc started spinning up at boot, but the Wasabi light was flickering a bit and alternating between red and green. He then switched one of the wires, the really long one, and put it under the board so as to not interfere with any circuitry. That made the light stop flickering and behave, but the Wii would neither recognise backups nor originals. He then removed the chip and all the wires and re-did the job. Everything seemed perfect, but the system still wouldn't recognise backups or originals. He tinkering a bit more with it, did some things that I either didn't see or couldn't really describe, but still nothing. All in all, I was waiting four hours at his shop Sunday morning with a hangover and he had to give up. He said that he thought the chip was either bad, or that I have an ultra new Wii that's "unmoddable" of yet.

I'm waiting for the place I got the chip from to get back to me, but I'm thinking that I just got unlucky and got one of the first D2C3's because no one has even mentioned my serial number yet. Suggestions/comments/opinions?

ModderMan · 06-10-2008, 05:44 PM

You have a d2d2 wii....which requires the D2pro9 v2 with fw 1.4

Quote:

Originally Posted by sex_robot_from_omacron_69

I think I've got a D2C3 drive, though it could be a D2C2.

Bought my Wii on 04 June 2008, it was delivered to the GameStop on that day. I was there when the guy was delivering them. My Wasabi modchip arrived a couple of days before.

Serial number on the Wii starts with LU574. I tried doing a search for this, but no one's posted anything about the LU574's yet.

Took the console and the Wasabi chip to a guy I know, he's a pro with this stuff. He told me to get the Wasabi chip because he no longer buys his own chips for mods, he makes his customers. This is what happened:

First, as is normally done, he put in the chip and soldered everything. The Wii turned on, but the light on the Wasabi was red and the drive wouldn't spin up. He then replaced the ground wire, but the same thing happened. He then threw in a 47uF capacitor, at which point the disc started spinning up at boot, but the Wasabi light was flickering a bit and alternating between red and green. He then switched one of the wires, the really long one, and put it under the board so as to not interfere with any circuitry. That made the light stop flickering and behave, but the Wii would neither recognise backups nor originals. He then removed the chip and all the wires and re-did the job. Everything seemed perfect, but the system still wouldn't recognise backups or originals. He tinkering a bit more with it, did some things that I either didn't see or couldn't really describe, but still nothing. All in all, I was waiting four hours at his shop Sunday morning with a hangover and he had to give up. He said that he thought the chip was either bad, or that I have an ultra new Wii that's "unmoddable" of yet.

I'm waiting for the place I got the chip from to get back to me, but I'm thinking that I just got unlucky and got one of the first D2C3's because no one has even mentioned my serial number yet. Suggestions/comments/opinions?

sex_robot_from_omacron_69 · 06-10-2008, 06:19 PM

That's good news, I didn't want to buy a new drive just to mod it. I was actually considering buying the D2Pro9 instead of the Wasabi, but this guy told me Wasabi was where it's at. I think I'll trade the Wasabi in and take my business to someone else.

bosanci28 · 06-10-2008, 09:28 PM

what about the new wasabi ,when that chip will come out?

i know that the dc2pro9 w/clip is a soldleress option,,and you can update thru game or dvd also,,,

so is the new wasabi will be the same soldleress or still will have to solder something?
-i still have my wii brand new i did opened to see what chip i have and thats all,,just waiting to see with this chips,,just dont know what to buy,,i like the wasabi but the proablems come ,,then i said ,i should wait ,now the dc2pro9 come out,witch looks okay,,but i wondoring what wasabi will come out maybe something better then dc2pro9?,,, dont know,,,,

thanks

i have LU5711
gc2-d1a big chip
gc2-d2c small chip(no writing under)
(purchase may8-08)

mnguyen36 · 06-12-2008, 08:52 AM

damn it modderman you on point lol