Hacking How did you mod your Wii?

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How did you mod your Wii?

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I did put the code on the chip, which is called programming, but I didn't write the code, no.
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The only person I know that wrote a really good open source chip-code is Bell. ^^


djtaz said:
mmmmmmm chips ...
Ohh im good at php - im do some codes for VBulletin
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You bad liar, who lies! You said you hadn't got any skills!!!11oneone XD
 
It's called programming when you falsh data on those chips, because of the way it's done. Hey I didn't name it. Go and complain to 1980, when it was first done.
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Slowking said:
I actually built the programmer, programmed the modchip and soldered it in, all myself. Wasn't that hard. ^^

same, it's surprisingly easy to mod a d2a/dms/d2b (even if it does have cut legs) all i did was buy a soldering iron from dick smith, practice on a broken vidya card for a couple hours, mod my ps1 (for confidence) then mod my wii straight afterwards. no dramas
 
mercluke said:
Slowking said:
I actually built the programmer, programmed the modchip and soldered it in, all myself. Wasn't that hard. ^^

same, it's surprisingly easy to mod a d2a/dms/d2b (even if it does have cut legs) all i did was buy a soldering iron from dick smith, practice on a broken vidya card for a couple hours, mod my ps1 (for confidence) then mod my wii straight afterwards. no dramas

yes, it is very easy, but i dont wanna open my wii or change the hardware, because if you do it... there is no more warranty
 
kimikal27 said:
mercluke said:
Slowking said:
I actually built the programmer, programmed the modchip and soldered it in, all myself. Wasn't that hard. ^^

same, it's surprisingly easy to mod a d2a/dms/d2b (even if it does have cut legs) all i did was buy a soldering iron from dick smith, practice on a broken vidya card for a couple hours, mod my ps1 (for confidence) then mod my wii straight afterwards. no dramas

yes, it is very easy, but i dont wanna open my wii or change the hardware, because if you do it... there is no more warranty
First of all how is Nintendo suppose to know? Second of all Nintendo doesn't care. They've fixed a lot of Wiis that obviously broke because the user tinkered with them. They just have great customer service. (atleast NOE does, NOA is another story)
Btw. my wii is a launch-wii so it's out of warenty in under two months anyway.
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Slowking said:
20clarky08 said:
Tichinde925 said:
Only thing "hardmodded" I did was a custom case.

Vid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSU5fJnojFE&fmt=18

dude!!! how, wer , when >????? i want that WIII!!!!!!!! lol
http://www.teamxtender.com/catalog/catalog.php?categoryID=82 There you go.

That would be overpriced.

I bought my Custom Wii case for only $26 with free shipping.

Ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MfcIS...em=260299226736

Hmmm, he upped the price
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Here is the chameleon:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MfcIS...em=260299227619


Cheapest prices online!

Great seller to!
 
i didnt know teamxtender where in for bigN scene lol how could i have missed this i have the xtender mod for the xbox 1 sittin right under my tv now with XBMC installed..

i think i just found what my wages are goin on this weekend
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Slowking said:
kimikal27 said:
mercluke said:
Slowking said:
I actually built the programmer, programmed the modchip and soldered it in, all myself. Wasn't that hard. ^^

same, it's surprisingly easy to mod a d2a/dms/d2b (even if it does have cut legs) all i did was buy a soldering iron from dick smith, practice on a broken vidya card for a couple hours, mod my ps1 (for confidence) then mod my wii straight afterwards. no dramas

yes, it is very easy, but i dont wanna open my wii or change the hardware, because if you do it... there is no more warranty
First of all how is Nintendo suppose to know? Second of all Nintendo doesn't care. They've fixed a lot of Wiis that obviously broke because the user tinkered with them. They just have great customer service. (atleast NOE does, NOA is another story)
Btw. my wii is a launch-wii so it's out of warenty in under two months anyway.
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ok, they do have ways to know, yes they have a great service but not if you have open the wii, i know that for a fact, i'm not a programmer but i am a electronic technician and i can tell you that they know just by the screws.
but if your wii is coming out of warranty, i see your point.
but still, i think ide try softmood first
 

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