Probably the large ground pad on the battery monitor pcb. You have to apply quite a bit more heat to that pad to get a good solder connection. Everything will test good but move flex the assembly just a bit and you lose ground.

That's a common ground button pcb. I'm pretty sure it is based on an early Helder design. I don't see where it is sold as an AIO board. These boards have been used a lot to build GBZ's with success, you just have to use other parts that are already installed onto AIO's.

Rider wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 26, 2017 1:37 pm

Note, on retropie 4.2, ssh appears to be disabled by default, you're gonna need to enable it to transfer over wifi. Maybe follow this, https://nostalgiatechs.com/enable-ssh-retropie/

This is the Minty pi section so if th OP is using Wermys image then ssh is enabled.

Just bought all the parts needed from Wermy, now I just need to wait for Helder to announce his parts.... well.. that, and I need to find all the other electronic parts via local or online shops as well. Edit: Added a new project build thread here: http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=32&t=...

It's going to be hard to center on the pins because of how much you cut from the sides. That may be your main problem.

PM me your shipping info. A member recently helped me out and I would like to pay it forward to you.

rmag wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 21, 2017 12:25 am

I barely have enough money for the necessities for this project. I do not have enough money for the sound card and speaker. Can the mintyPi be wired with out a speaker?

PM me I have extra speakers and a sound card. I would like to help you have the full Minty Pi experience.

I could use it. I picked up a special tin for my next Minty yesterday.

I believe that is the tin VeteranGsmer used. Check out is incredible build.

Can't tell from the picture, but do you have the ribbon attached to the Button PCB upside down? Also the screen cable doesn't look attached very well.