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You could try Xblast lite chip from N64 Freak and that should let you reflash the TSOP or swap the TSOP chip from salvage (non working version 1.0-1.1) Or you could just leave the mod chip fitted and not worry about fixing the TSOP. Cheers SS Dave Soft modding is like masturbating, It gets the job done but it's nothing like the real thing.

Correct. BFM (Bootable From Media) BIOSes do not include the hardware initialization code that is included in non-BFM BIOSes. Loading a BIOS after intiailization - from media (the hard drive) - doesn't require that code section only the kernel (OS for the Xbox). Edit: The easy fix. Install a modchip that is always enabled.

So I've tested the tinted plexi lid with the dual oled displays and the effect is pretty good, not too bright or distracting

I made a few but didn't realse them yet. Not sure if I'm goign to release them.... Right now, I can't figure out how to use "Batch" in Photoshop... it won't work for me... I have: Avalaunch, DVD2XBox, Enigmah, EvoX, PadTester, UnleashX, XBpartitioner. Some Artwork for Emulators would be awesome as well.

This is how I switch from the stock and HDMI You grab any NPN transistor and a 10k resistor Pin 9 of the AV port to the 10k resistor he other side of the resistor to the Base of the transistor Pin 13 of the AV port to the collector of the transistor Ground the base of the transistor Add a link to pin 11 and 12 on the AV port To use it Without the composite cable(stock video lead) connected it outputs component to the HDMI adapter(wii2hdmi). When you plug a lead into the AV port it switches to composite/Svideo output. Cheers SS Dave Those that can Hard-Mod. Those that can't Soft-Mod.

Look at the pictures at thingyverse. The wii2hdmi pcb fits in the part that is visible there. The other shared part is a helping piece to make the holes for the audio out and hdmi connector on the right position, with minimal margins. Good luck, still need to order some chips to make a 128mb machine.

i have 2 *.stl files (stereo lithography) you can stick them on a usb stick, you need to use a slicer program with the correct settings for your printer and maetrial (and you don't have one...) they are nice toys to play with, quite cheap as well now. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4125319 will be available when i am allowed to publish it.