Bloopair VS WiiUIdent

Not worth it. If you have a modded Wii U, bloopair is worth trying: https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair

https://gbatemp.net/threads/hid-to-vpad.424127/ might let you use the GC adapter and real GC controller. Otherwise you could use one of the GC-shaped Switch pro controllers with https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair

I had the exact same problem, still don’t know how to make it work, but maybe for you it will work if you download the latest version of the Bloopair on GitHub maybe it'll work to you =)

You need amodded Wii U, but Bloopair supports this. afaik there is no other way.

Personally, I think all of the “pro” necessary is available with https://wiiu.hacks.guide/#/ and a 500GB Seagate SSD. The SSD draws far less power than an external HDD, so a USB-Y cable is unnecessary. I have a Custom Firmware (CFW) Wii U and it, the OEM GameCube adapter, a few Wii U Pro Controllers, and the most recent release of Bloopair (https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair) and one is in business for a very exiting and Pro Wii U gaming experience!

Solution-- use bloopair. Bloopair lets you use almost any controller wirelessly (including the switch pro controller), so HID to VPAD is a bit outdated now. If you have tiramisu, then install the tiramisu version here (This is the current version as of writing. Clicking on the link will automatically start downloading bloopair). But if you don't have tiramisu, you can manually install the legacy version here (This will probably always be the latest version because it's unsupported as of ver. 0.51. Clicking on the link will immediately install bloopair to your computer). I gave direct links for manual installation, but if you have the Homebrew AppStore then you can grab them there.

I have the same controller, and it worked with Bloopair, with an unofficial (yet) version. I followed this thread: https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/Bloopair/issues/56

https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/WiiUIdent but you need a modded Wii u If it's not modded the only other way is opening and disassembling your Wii U, so better to just mod it ig

The nand issues are only for a small portion of the original hynix chips. Check the chip you have with https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/WiiUIdent/

Then download Wii U Ident, extract it and put it in the apps folder on the SD Card. It will tell you the year and other info.

I don't think any correlation has been found between specific console variants and NAND manufacturers. You'll have to homebrew your console and use WiiUIdent to find out for sure.

https://wiiu.hacks.guide to mod your console, then https://github.com/GaryOderNichts/WiiUIdent to get WiiUIdent. Put that in /wiiu/apps on your SD card and run it with homebrew launcher.

Looks like that's right. So the OP should buy a white one. Of the white ones on this list, none are Hynix: https://wiiu.gerbilsoft.com/