Some other people were trying to get it working, not sure how far they got. I see a lot of people using phone lcd's with custom controller boards.

Well, I broke the touchscreen glass. which is fine because it was useless since it only worked on Raspbian. Im gonna have to find a usb touchscreen that fits the screen dimensions, or just put a sheet of plexiglass on it and not have touchscreen. I bondo'd the new buttons on and its ready to install...

I plastic welded the dpad and buttons off, and sanded the bezel off. Its tested working after I sanded it.

I just added a layer of bondo to the cracks. (they formed from the two different types of plastics being melted together)

Stay tuned for more.

Got the screen and got it all chopped up and fitted. I still need to figure out if i can safely trim the bezel. The touchscreen layer sits over a bit of the bezel so I'm afraid of hurting it (anyone got a clue whether its needed or not?) Anyway, pics. 12659848_10204076467351041_311267122_n.jpg 12650...

IMG_0522.JPG Here's my concept of how I want to rearrange everything, I also got the measurements right so the screen fits correctly in the case. I'm using the BacMan tutorials for quick references on relocating pieces. http://bacman.co.uk/general-modding/ Still waiting on the screen to come in, ba...

So I previously posted a Wii U case project I'm going to start. I watched this one video where he suggested trimming the bezel was possible, I wanted to know if this was done yet and if theres a tutorial (or recommended method of trimming) I'm already kinda pushing my limits for size limitations so ...

So this is my project where I'm sticking a RPI2B1.1 into a heavily modified Wii U Gamepad shell. It will mostly be a streamer, but will also have a few emulators on it for the couple of games I have. I plan on making it so I can still access the GPIO pins (the ones that remain after the project is ...

I plan on creating something I have yet to see any development on. A reverse controller (a name I've decided to give it) It would act just like this device http://controllermax.com/products/cronusmax/ except instead of interfacing between multiple devices to reach the RPI, it would connect directly ...