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Shuny said:I recommend CycloWiz because open source things are hard to update
NO.
OpenWii was the first OpenSource modchip to uprade by DVD.
YAOSM 3 updates by DVD.
Cyclowiz needs a switch.
QUOTE(paul1991 @ Mar 22 2008, 10:22 PM) I would recomend that you not mod your wii at this point. There is too much happening. With each game release, more chips fall by the wayside.
With Super Mario Galaxy, WiiFree, DuoWii, chiip, wiip, wi-ic and the 2 first wiinjas were incompatible.
With SSBB, not many kept up. Wiinja never got an update, just a trick to burn. Wiikey is dead. CycloWiz is the best (And pretty much only) chip still standing.
If you really feel the need to mod, get a wasabi. It is the most promising at this point for your chipset.
All the D2C chips seem pretty solid, but you cant use them.
EDIT: changed "cube" to "wii". My bad. I am just thinking about my XenoGC from eurasia.
timo said:So, you suggest an open-source chip. YAOSM sounds interesting, but I can't find any info about it on the web. Does it have a website with an install guide and stuff? Are there regular updates, can I be sure that in a couple of months time it isn't dead?
Also, is it easy to install, since I can't solder. At. All. Can a beginner solder this, or do you need to be an expert.
Jiggah said:The problem is like the OP, I don't want to solder.
Well not exactly.Jiggah said:The problem is like the OP, I don't want to solder.
There are places that sell preprogrammed PICs with YAOSM 3.0 on it. If what I heard about YAOSM 3.0 introducing DVD upgradibility is true then you don't need a programmer anymore (Is that right?).