maser7 wrote:

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

Thank you!

I'd probably use the OP's fix, as his is much cleaner and easier to see. I also looked at your pic that you posted, and I'd probably not use that type of wire that comes out in multiple strands.

maser7 wrote:

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?

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

Could be a bad DVD-R, dirty lens or POT needs adjustment. The same error comes up with an original Gamecube disc that is excessively scratched. Ah okay. I'll adjust the POT and test out the games to see the working percentage. Still odd that the Xeno doesn't change colors :? Was it soldered correct...

You may need to adjust the laser POT.... Check Google on this. Shouldn't my Xeno still change color? Also, I thought that even if the POT needs adjusting, then that error message still shouldn't come up. I'm pretty sure it should just go to the gamecube menu screen and say no game is in the tray. C...

paulness15 wrote:You may need to adjust the laser POT.... Check Google on this.

Shouldn't my Xeno still change color? Also, I thought that even if the POT needs adjusting, then that error message still shouldn't come up. I'm pretty sure it should just go to the gamecube menu screen and say no game is in the tray.

Hey everybody, I have tried installing my Xeno GC onto two Dol-101 boards. Each time the Xeno GC blinks twice (as expected) but stays red, and doesn't change green or orange. It is still able to boot up burned games though (which I find odd), but only works about 50% of the time. When the game doesn...