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Any other wiring alternatives?? #73
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Awesome, thanks for sharing @webhdx. I've found an additional wiring alternative that goes straight to the cpu via's. I've tested it on both DOL-001 and DOL-101. It's a lot harder, but still doable for someone that knows what he's doing as you said. |
Does anyone have a confirmed and tested 5V solder point for either of the above alternatives? I am trying to adapt the install such that I never need open my GameCube again once my soldering is done, and it is my last stumbling block in the planning phase. |
I would, but for two things: even @webhdx has acknowledged that powering the Pico using VSYS is ideal. And secondly, I have seen people having issues with their 3.3V rail being weak and causing many issues all of which were rectified by powering the Pico on 5V either through the USB (not ideal for long term)or on VSYS. I’d rather not deal with it since I am using a Pico W and the WiFi chipset will draw 3.3V down even more. EDIT: removed image repost |
@fenixreign316 I see what you're asking. You can get 5v from this pins on a gamecube motherboard |
Hey everyone, wanted to ask if there are any other alternatives to install picoboot. I dont have any port in my board as it is heavily cut up. I've tried this one, but didn't work either (not even the debug boot holding down)
Wondering if there's a way I can install it directly to the ipl?
Thanks!
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