Hacking Wiip! Open Source modchip

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I thought this deserved its own thread. TCNiSO are working on releasing schematics and source code for a cheap modchip, Wiip! http://www.tcniso.net/Nav/Wiip/
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I really like the attitude of these guys..

open source, but if you want pre-made you pay a symbolic fee..

I must say that to them I wouldn't mind to pay 30$
 
max console dont know english?

it costs 10$ to built... in equipment! LOL you don't pay for it! dahhhh
 
max console dont know english?

it costs 10$ to built... in equipment! LOL you don't pay for it! dahhhh
They do know English, but they get payed for every CycloWiz they sell.
And if there's an option between free for a cool open source thing and paying a shitload of money to some shitty cloning company, then guess what, sales will drop a little for them...
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Good to know, thanks pelago.

With regard to maxconsole I know the whole "open source" thing can get a bit confusing but that is just plain moronic.
 
Ok is this a new variation of the same mod chip that came out first a while ago or is it something new, because it looks to do everything exactly the same at 3 other similar mod chips. Which is the best if there is a such thing with mod chips for the wii, and is there really a need for it since there isn't anything to take advantage of having something like this?
 
Ok is this a new variation of the same mod chip that came out first a while ago or is it something new, because it looks to do everything exactly the same at 3 other similar mod chips. Which is the best if there is a such thing with mod chips for the wii, and is there really a need for it since there isn't anything to take advantage of having something like this?
It is mostly the same as the other mod chips yes (still a drive mod, not able to enable homebrew and all...), the advantage of this is that it's open source. So if you buy a chip yourself, you can put the code on it for free, or you can just buy a premade chip for $20 including shipping... I think that's quite an advantage?
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Buy one for $20, or build it for $10. I'd do both
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I don't really trust my handywork. I really hope this is real. These mod chips are getting insane now. I was all over the WiiKey when it was announced and now this. Can't wait to see what's next.
 

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