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kyuusaku wrote:It can still program EEPROM or FlashROM, the reason it can't program EPROM is because EPROM require a 12V-13V programming voltage.

I knew or should have known that as Kevin and RetroZone have guides for making the CopyNES capable of programming flash carts.

I don't believe it has the hardware/setup to program EPROMs (and other higher voltage programmable ROMs).

Edit: Corrected obvious mistakes.

According to Kevtris, the CIRAM A10 is on the image, the bottom of the mmc3 chip, 2nd from the right, correct? I do not see this leading anywhere on the front, and you turn it over and it does not lead anywhere either? http://www.kevtris.org/nes/nestuff2.txt I believe you are looking at the chip up...