Yup.
I just can't get the Config disc to work but everything else does.
I love how easy it was to install.
mekaone I'm glad to hear yours is working. My only problem at this point is getting the pic to program properly, but I should have that figured out tomorrow. Goodnight all.
Any idea how I can get the voltage up then? Winpic allows me to choose Low, Norm (5V),or High for the Vdd Select. If I connect directly to my serial will that get my voltage up then?mekaone I'm glad to hear yours is working. My only problem at this point is getting the pic to program properly, but I should have that figured out tomorrow. Goodnight all.
Problem might be the voltage. I believe 12V is required to program a PIC but some mother boards only supply 5V on their ports.
Son of a b-word! That took no less than 56 minutes to write that PIC and it failed verification. I don't get it. This had better work tomorrow after I pick up that female-female adapter. Boo.
Any idea how I can get the voltage up then? Winpic allows me to choose Low, Norm (5V),or High for the Vdd Select. If I connect directly to my serial will that get my voltage up then?mekaone I'm glad to hear yours is working. My only problem at this point is getting the pic to program properly, but I should have that figured out tomorrow. Goodnight all.
Problem might be the voltage. I believe 12V is required to program a PIC but some mother boards only supply 5V on their ports.
Sad to hear this...Well, I've gone over to my parent's place to use their desktop and found that I can plug my programmer directly in to their serial port. However, writing the PICs still isn't working - at all. The closest I got was getting a 12F675 PIC to write and say there were no errors, but plugging it in to the Wlip and testing a game came back with no results. Before that, I got a 12F629 to write everything but what seemed to be the first and last parts. I can't get a single thing written to any 12F683 PICs though.Â
kedest, thanks for the link, but that's completely useless to me, as unforuntately, I know NOTHING about circuits and making these programmers and such. I don't get it. I'm beat, and I'm ready to sell my Wlip, programmer, cable and PICs to the highest bidder that thinks he can make it work. This has been a disaster.
If anyone has any idea how I can make this work, please let me know. If you have an extra PIC with YAOSM on it that'd you'd be willing to send me, I'd be very thankful. I just don't get why this isn't working and I'm not impressed that I even decided to do this in the first place.
actually in the near future yaosm will be dvd upgradablewhy aren't more people going with the wlip + wiinja option
wouldnt that be ZERO soldering and give you dvd upgradability? seems easier (maybe a little more expensive but if it means not having to take out the chip to program it like with YAOSM then its definitely worth it)
am i missing something here?
Yeah, I went ahead and finished the Wlip install. I don't want to give up yet, but I'm going to need to find someone else that's willing to program a YAOSM PIC (preferrably 12F683) for me. If anyone on these boards is willing to do that, I'll happily send them all the rest of the PICs I have in exchange (which include 629's, 675's and 683's). Please please someone? Actually, I'd take a YAOSM or a Wiinja Deluxe (if anyone has that hex). I don't think I can justify dropping another $40 or so on a Wiinja from a reseller, so I might just end up with this Wlip hanging out of my Wii for awhile.
Haning out? You ask... yep, this is how I decided to install mine:
That way when I do finally get a drive chip that works, I won't have to open the Wii up again. And if I get my programmer working, the updates will be much easier.
So pleeeeease someone save me and say you'll send me a YAOSM and/or Wiinja Deluxe!