
what are these chips doing?
Are they tricking the board into thinking the security code matches, or are they tricking the DVD drive into not bothering to look for a security code?

I just got a set of samples and will do my review of them soonNO WIRES!
"WHOO!"
But you still need solder.
"Oh crap."
I remember their slot 2 backup solution. Did it actually get released or did it get cancelled?


I never soldered, but from a common sense point: Let's assume I want to get rid of a chip and solder it using wires. If I cut all the wires there will be absolutely no difference to the Wii "before modding" right? Or could "what is left of the solder material" change the Wii behaviour so it doesn't work.?!?

I used wires when I installed a XenoGC. I just wasn't comfortable attaching the board with only solder to my mates GC. The wire install was easy and works well to this day.Well people who has a XenoGC will be comfortable with the no wires deal and be right at home here..



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no~wires? sound hard to remove it oneday..