I have a left over wasp fusion from a failed gamecube build. I got a wii and the dvd drive is gone (won't read disks) so I installed the wasp in the wii so it could be playable again and I know a while ago that the wiikey fusion could use the wii's sd card slot instead of the supplied sd reader by soldering 2 wires to the wii's sd slot in front of the console but I can't find anything about this. Does anyone know how to do this and would it work on wasp? Thanks
This is from a modchip supplier:
SD Card Slot ISO Loading, how does it work?
To be sure the Wiikey Fusion is 100% solderless, it comes with a SD card slot that you can use (you can route it to be an external slot hanging out the back of your wii). If you have a soldering Iron handy you will need to solder just 2 wires from the Wiikey Fusion to the SD Card slot on the wii if you would like to use the Wii's own Sd card slot.
As we mentioned, its option to solder the wires, if you want to have it 100% solderless, you can still enjoy all of the features.
Anything that works through DVD, will load through the SD card slot in ISO format, including gamecube ISOs!
Wiikey Fusion Installation
Its very easy, just like the Drivekey.! Open wii, disconnect the ribbon cable, plug in modchip, connect ribbon cable to modchip, close wii! The product is a fusion of the Drivekey product, and a SD card ISO loader (which is a worlds first)
WASP fusion use wii sd card
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Re: WASP fusion use wii sd card
as far as i know, this was a very early feature intended for WKF but was never actually implemented/released
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Re: WASP fusion use wii sd card
Well that sucks thank you for the infomegalomaniac wrote:as far as i know, this was a very early feature intended for WKF but was never actually implemented/released