Hacking D2PRO9+Wiiclip4C drive is ticking

[slashbot28]

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[Richy Freeway]

Did you remove the J link from the clip before soldering the J wire in to place?

 

[linuxares]

Sounds like the chip aint correctly placed. Or as my friend hade that problem too. but it started to work after sometime.

 

[leonhart83]

From my experience with the D2pro, there was a firmware fix to approach this problem. Although I have had no experience with the wiiclip I would definitely suggest downloading the latest firmware.

 

[Richy Freeway]

From my experience with the D2pro, there was a firmware fix to approach this problem. Although I have had no experience with the wiiclip I would definitely suggest downloading the latest firmware.

Unless he has a D2E chipset, in which case he MUST NOT download the latest firmware.

 

[msaraiva]

Check the ribbon cable, that might be the problem.

 

[leonhart83]

From my experience with the D2pro, there was a firmware fix to approach this problem. Although I have had no experience with the wiiclip I would definitely suggest downloading the latest firmware.

Unless he has a D2E chipset, in which case he MUST NOT download the latest firmware.

Well at the risk of sounding like a bastard, anyone who has bought a modchip and does not know what model their system is and can't read a website kind of deserves things to go wrong.

But you are right, do not download it AS STATED if you have a d2E chipset. But I am pretty sure that this is your issue if not I would send back your wii straight away to your provider to get it replaced.

 

[slashbot28]

Ive just brought a D2PRO programmer, I'll update the SPI to 1.6.

I'll let you guys know if it works