Hacking Adding a Wasabi Zero modchip, need to know what chipset I have!

[cseru1]

So, I'm adding a Wasabi Zero modchip and there are two settings!

One is DMS/D2B or D2C/D2C2/D2E

My wii is LU3901, brand new from the beginning of this summer!
Which setting do I choose??

 

[bdr9]

Enter your serial number here:

http://wiitracker.nintendo-scene.com/search.php

 

[jakejm79]

I have a LU38 and it's a D2E, crack it open and see what you have, it's the only way to know 100%

 

[Dialexio]

When you open the Wii up, you can easily tell.

This is the best and only reliable method.

WiiDrives has guessed that your Wii has an epoxy D2E drive... Note that the site thought I had a D2E, when I had a D2C(2).

 

[cseru1]

The thing is.. I don't see a drivechip there!!!
All I see is the circle thingy but the drivechip that's supposed to be there isn't!!!
What do I do in that situation? I don't think it could have fell off or anything!

 

[SirTempest]

its probably a new board with no drivechip, called d2nothing/d3
according to http://www.wasabi.net.cn you need a wasabi dx, the wasabi zero won't work because there are no pins to connect

 

[cseru1]

Dang... Thanks!
Hey, one more question!
I have an older wii that doesn't have the D3, can I change the drives? They both have homebrew on it and all, does that mean anything?
If I could change them, this would make things a thousand times easier =]

 

[nicklesminer]

As far as I understand, you should have absolutely no problems switching drives.