Okay, it Isn't exactly a N64 portable. But it uses a Raspberry Pi to emulate N64 ROMs. I just thought this was super cool and wanted to show you guys here on the forums. ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tr-s02-dv80&t=5m10s

[youtube]www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHY-NOT-WORKING?[/youtube]

Best GBA emulator for GC ever!

Finally, pics! Looks great. Dang, that quality!

I kept looking at my wiring and couldn't find any problems. So I just kept moving it around, seeing when it works and when it doesn't. And you were right! But my wiring was ok, it was the ribbon cable. I need to get a new one along with a GCVideo from badassconsoles. EDIT: Forgot to mention. I used ...

I mean I installed Swiss auto-boot, (Or whatever it's called when it skips the bios.) then installed this one. Then after a few months, one day, it randomly skipped the bios, or auto-boot. And no, I am not familiar with the difference between auto-boot and auto-load. Perhaps something went wrong wit...

So when I got my WASP the first thing I did after connecting it to my Cube was flash Swiss to it. Swiss auto-boot to be exact. But I think I used a PAL version on my NTSC GameGube. So I had Swiss on my GC but it wouldn't auto-boot. So I downloaded and installed the nightly from here . I started havi...

I'm trying to do this also but can't find any tutorials or anything. I am currently using this photo and doing my own tracing to try and figure it out myself. I've seen people do it before though.

Nice portable.

Just tested. Only just under 8GB is usable on my 64GB SD.

JohnSmith1882 wrote: H2testw.

It took a few hours for me, so be patience.

Ok, thanks.

That sounds like it's an 8GB SD pretending to be a 64GB SD. Yeah, it looks strange. Crummy printing. http://s17.postimg.org/759v93lzz/64_GB_SD.jpg Looked like this when I bought it. Pretty much. I just ran a test on it. 7.7 GByte OK, 54.7 GByte DATA LOST. Shitty SD card. Time for a refund. What sof...

emu_kidid wrote:The WASP/Wiikey Fusion can only read up to the first 32GB of any card, that's your issue.

I have a 64GB SD and after about the sixth game I put on I get the same error. Strange thing is my computer won't read it either.

What exactly do you mean? You can use VisualBoyAdvance-M to connect to Dolphin emulator as if you we're doing this:

Swiss comes with a mp3 player. Idk about movies though.

Wow! The quality looks great! Will there also be a standard composite and/or RGB output? I'm interested in buying and testing this. But don't currently have the money.
EDIT: Also, I would be interested in more pics of installation.

Where did the images go? Sounds like a fun project!

Been here?
Or here?
Try here.
Also here.

Wow... Wish I knew this stuff before. Thank you very much for the information bentomo!

What is your actual charger? The protection circuit just keeps the batteries from shorting, over/undervolting and from high charge currents. You'll need an actual charger or charger circuit to charge the batteries. If you look at the P+ and P- terminals it will say charging and discharging electrod...

I have four 3.7V batteries hooked up to my GameCube motherboard going through a 12v 3A regulator. The problem I'm having is specifically with the charge circuit. (I think.) For some reason I can't find anywhere on the internet how many volts I'm supposed to put into the circuit. I'm giving it 12V 3A...

Nice portable, bentomo.

OMG I figured it out! It's so simple. You do NOT need to edit Game.toc. ( My bad ) GC-Rebuilder will create a new Game.toc when you check "Do not use 'game.toc' " and "Modify system files" from the "Options" drop down menu. Now I can add all the files I want! THX to Rad...

So here is a detailed photo of what I just did now...

Now what?
EDIT: Is there a program that will insert them for me?

I found out what was wrong. It wasn't referenced it the Game.toc file. Currently trying to insert it with a hex editor...

emu_kidid wrote:are you naming it opening.bnr, and is it a valid BNR1 or BNR2 file?

Yes it's called "opening.bnr" and I think it's a BNR1 file.
EDIT: Just checked, it's a "valid" BNR1 file.