Ok, so I unscrewed it, but here's the moment of glory!

Here is the main PCB of the C64 DTV, along with the On/Off switch and Fire buttons, which have their own PCBs.

Here's the view of the front of my new Neuros OSD.

Here's the top view of my new Neuros OSD. Here's where you get to see all the goodies inside.

This is my new, snazzy Commodore 64 Direct-to-TV 30-in-1-games joystick. I ran it, played some games, now it's time to hack it up!

Ok, here's the batch of parts I received from Digi-Key for my C64 DTV.

I ordered case-mount parts so I wouldn't have to worry about making boards to mount the connectors.

See attached images for close-ups. I removed the Sales Order Numbers from the large composite photo.

Well, it's 3AM, but I got my first MSNTV2 server running using linux kernel 2.6.12.5, so here's a writeup on how it's done.

This is provided with no guarantee of accuracy or completeness

This tutorial assumes the following:

Here's a better shot of the MSNTV2.

Note: I added an old heatsink  to the Northbridge, as it tends to run warm. 

Well, here is my WRTSL54GS's new antenna, liberated from an old BEF-11.