Yeah, I'm not good at soldering at all. Obviously. I used jinn's fix. While my Xeno appears to have a solid orange LED, I have screwed my entire Gamecube in the process. It no longer outputs video, but there's still audio, and it won't read ANY disks, including actual games. Lesson learned: I'm not ...

SirJaredSalty wrote: http://www.theisozone.com/forum/viewtop ... 41&t=36603

Thank you!

megalomaniac wrote:you can always try to wire it directly to the other side of the board

Could you point me to a photo or diagram or something of this?

Sorry for the wait, had school. Here is a photo. It's not the best, but yeah. https://imgur.com/6dKV6ac https://i.imgur.com/6dKV6ac.jpg?1 I know it's a bit messy, I'm not great at soldering and I also was trying to salvage it from my failed attempt at first. I went through and checked for shorts, an...

Streetwalker wrote:Xeno v2 has an orange led instead of green.

I know, but this light is flashing red. Not orange. Plus, it doesn't recognize or read my burned disks.

I ordered a Xeno chip from modchipcentral. After attempting to install it the first time, I was welcomed with a red light from the chip. Tried to heat up the solder more in case it hadn't connected with the Gamecube. No juice. Tried to remove the solder and go the wired route. This proved nearly fat...