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Tony
Hey, I got the Wiikey2 chip installed (white sticker) in a G2C chipset Wii with 3.1U firmware.
I actually left the disc in the drive when I did the installation, and when I put everything back together, the system powers on, but does not recognize the fact that there is a disc in the drive. (SSBB original copy).
When I go to disk channel, it says, please insert a disk.
When I try to eject when the system is on, there is no response.
When I try to power the system on with the eject button, the blue LED flickers softly for a moment and then the system powers back off.
Is this a known issue with the Wiikey2, or has anyone else experienced this?
Last edited by Kyle; 11-22-2008 at 08:29 PM.
Have you hard wired your chip or are you using a clip?
Tony
5 wire install. I didn't do points D, E, F, or G.
So yeah, hard wired.
The white stickered WiiKey 2 with G2C chipset is a nine wire install.
The diagram PDF is here:
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Tony
It's G2C, not D2C; or are they the same thing?
Last edited by Kyle; 11-23-2008 at 12:31 PM.
You need to solder all 9 points (including D,E,F,G).
It turns out I had a cold solder somewhere because I redid B and C and everything works fine.
Not to be ungrateful for you guys trying to help, but I'm not sure where you're coming from with the 9-wire install. It's a 5-wire install.
The other thread I helped you in you said you had a d2e. Did you pick up a used wii or trade someone? Either way, I'm glad you got it working. It's always exciting when a project comes together, as small as it may be.
Pleased you got it sorted!
You are reading the wrong part of the chip. I think you mean a G2C-D2B which would require a 5-wire. D2C and above requires 9 wire.Originally Posted by Kyle [Only Registered Members May View Links| Click here to register]
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