After installing the Nand-Aid v4.1 i bought from v10lator1 i'm having a little bit of trouble that hopefully someone who knows more about the HDMI/AV output of this thing would be able to help me with.
Namely, the power and disc LEDs do turn on, and when the power button is pressed it does go from red to blue, with the disc drive whirring up and down, but after that pretty much nothing happens!
The HDMI nor composite outputs don't display anything (No matter the tv or cable i've tried), it doesn't respond to the raspberry pi i'm using with UDPIH, nor UDPIH with the minute loader referred to in the MLC rebuilding guide, which should make the LED change from blue to purple.
I've tried all combinations of booting it up with the front, disc drive, heatshield and everything attatched, just the front, the front and heatshield, plugging in the raspberry pi before even the first disc drive sound.
I've checked all of my soldered connections and everything's connected right, nothing is shorted or the likes (Except the Ground and Clock lines, since those are supposed to be shorted using the DSB jumper (Section: Soldering NAND-AID))
For clarity: the microSD in the nand-aid has nothing on it and is formatted to FAT32, since the MLC rebuild guide doesn't mention it having anything on there. The large SD in the front slot was also formatted to FAT32, but had the files from the ISFShax guide, along with the mlc files from the mlc guide on there. Later i tried just the original UDPIH sd-card files, but that didn't do anything either.
The Wii U did display visuals until i installed the Nand-Aid (Showing the white screen with the logo, and the recovery menu and minute menu when interrupted with UDPIH)
Below i've attatched the images of the Output part of the board, Two angles of the nand-aid, the wiring at the Original NAND end, and of the wiring at the 3.3V contact point near there.
Maybe i'm just missing some small detail that'll suddenly make this entire thing work? In any case, i'd love to hear what's wrong here, and what could fix it!
(Various outputs)
(Overview of nand-aid)
(Better look at the Nand-Aid itself)
(The state of things at the hynix nand end of things)
(3.3V contact point)
Namely, the power and disc LEDs do turn on, and when the power button is pressed it does go from red to blue, with the disc drive whirring up and down, but after that pretty much nothing happens!
The HDMI nor composite outputs don't display anything (No matter the tv or cable i've tried), it doesn't respond to the raspberry pi i'm using with UDPIH, nor UDPIH with the minute loader referred to in the MLC rebuilding guide, which should make the LED change from blue to purple.
I've tried all combinations of booting it up with the front, disc drive, heatshield and everything attatched, just the front, the front and heatshield, plugging in the raspberry pi before even the first disc drive sound.
I've checked all of my soldered connections and everything's connected right, nothing is shorted or the likes (Except the Ground and Clock lines, since those are supposed to be shorted using the DSB jumper (Section: Soldering NAND-AID))
For clarity: the microSD in the nand-aid has nothing on it and is formatted to FAT32, since the MLC rebuild guide doesn't mention it having anything on there. The large SD in the front slot was also formatted to FAT32, but had the files from the ISFShax guide, along with the mlc files from the mlc guide on there. Later i tried just the original UDPIH sd-card files, but that didn't do anything either.
The Wii U did display visuals until i installed the Nand-Aid (Showing the white screen with the logo, and the recovery menu and minute menu when interrupted with UDPIH)
Below i've attatched the images of the Output part of the board, Two angles of the nand-aid, the wiring at the Original NAND end, and of the wiring at the 3.3V contact point near there.
Maybe i'm just missing some small detail that'll suddenly make this entire thing work? In any case, i'd love to hear what's wrong here, and what could fix it!
(Various outputs)
(Overview of nand-aid)
(Better look at the Nand-Aid itself)
(The state of things at the hynix nand end of things)
(3.3V contact point)