Hacking Identify the DVD chip using the Wii's serial...

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3dpiper i have a LU3067

cant get the last two triwings until the screwdriver comes in.

did you check which chip yours had? (mine will be posted in 1-2 days when it arrives)
 
Just got my wii today
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Unfortunately my serial number is LEH 1103xxxx... Not on the list, but looking at the trends, I don't think it will be compatible with the Wiinja
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Oh well... Just got to wait for updated/next gen modchips
 
I received the Nintendo driver I bought from eBay($5.50) yesterday.
My Wii Bought on Dec 23rd, 2006. (serial# LU 505XXXXXX) has a DMS chipset.
 
Although I don't think it matters anymore with the newer chips all supporting D2B...

Purchase date: February 6th, 2007
Serial: LU5081xxxxxx
Chipset: GC2-D2B
 
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I have an LU306 as well, bought mine on Sunday from Target. I'd wait to but one that's compatible with the second chip, just in case, as we don't know if this list for sure identifies if a Wii has a certain chip.


Yeah, I pre-ordered the Wiikey from modchipstore.com..

Hopefully that will cover all my bases, as I haven't opened the case yet (no tri-wing)..

-Matthew
 
Finally cracked my case in anticipation of my Wiikey being delivered in a couple days.

My chipset is GC2-DMS

-Matthew
 
Today, I've launched a new Wii Drive Database website, the address is http://www.wiidrives.com/

The site will hopefully make it easier to identify the DVD drive chip (current and latest) models without having to open the console, by simply looking up the serial number.

Currently, there are only entries from PAL/european consoles in the database but I hope that as many as possible will contribute and add their details. Over time it will become more accurate and the value of the site will increase.

I know, there's already a site available by Nintendo-Scene that works like this and it does a good job. The issues I have with it though is that I think it's not up to date (D2C2/D2E is not supported) and it's not providing the details and flexibility I want out of a tracker.

Anyway, please visit the site, add your details, and let me know what you think.
 

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