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Oh I'm sorry, again I'm writing something I have in my memory and don't tripple check in reality if that's correct... :( I was talking about a SMB rom hack (DX somehting) but now I tested it and it's writing SxROM (non standard). But I see that no-standard is only the nonstandard PRG size, otherwise...

Thanks for the answer, luckily the IPS patch expands PRG only. So exchanging the RAM for CHR on an UNROM board should work?
I can see that 6264 is pin compatible with 27C064, so it shouldn't be a problem...

Nestopia states "non-standard NROM") [EDIT: not true!]

Many of the rom-hacks for NROM games expand the filesize of the original rom.
Is there a way to expand an NROM-256 board to accept more than 32kB PRG and 8kB CHR? Or is it possible to use UxROM board for mapper 0 roms?
Thanks in advance!

Although I agree with Kevtris, I must say that 80sFREAK sold me a couple of xtals and PPUs and the transaction and comunication was pleasant, reasonable and VERY friendly. So he doesn't deserve to be called a dick.

Is it possible to figure out the mapper or a group of mappers that may be used on this pirate Rockman 1-6 cartridge? http://jpx72.detailne.sk/stuff_files/fc/carts_pirate_files/Rockman1-6/rockman1-6_small.jpg http://jpx72.detailne.sk/stuff_files/fc/carts_pirate_files/Rockman1-6/rockfront_small.jpg ht...

some relevant forum thread here:
http://www.famicomworld.com/forum/index ... pic=6846.0

Tried you demo with a devNROM cart on my keyboard famiclone (from this entry ). The mouse behaved weird, I could move the cursor in Y direction only, and the small figure can be moved right when moving in X direction. I don't know if that info can help, let me know if I should be more specific or if...

I love it! Great work guys! Everything from screenshot, through NSF player, to the direct download of NSF! REALLY looking forward to the complete list!
THANKS!

Sorry but I had to write this:
You are beginning to see the Matrix!

Wow this app is awesome! I just tried that and it felt like a freaking 8-bit wii controller! Didn't knew that the lightgun is able to scan movement like that! Nice!
(testing on original Famicom with pirate lightgun connected via ext port)

The trace from connector pin46 is manually cut and the point where it should normally go to the other side of the PCB is soldered to the trace that goes over it = trace from pin31=VCC: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-Wm5pOxPYMXc/TqbkkWRdJ-I/AAAAAAAABw8/hYDNzHsCnp8/s128/solder.jpg It's exactly as ...

mark_k wrote:Are you able to upload higher-res pics of the board?

Of course!
https://picasaweb.google.com/1046002954 ... 2Z-Os8fCQA
And thanks for the info!

Is this the one-bus cartridge too? http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/9190/24102011611.jpg http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/8981/24102011610.jpg http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/6070/24102011613.jpg I have aquired this weird cart from a pirate seller and I cannot make it work in any of my famiclones.....

Working marvelously on my Famicom! Wonderful programme! I managed to exchange the cartridges in 10 out of 10 tries successfully!

I have tried many different things with it, but so far, only colour screen can be seen. I don't have a clue what can be wrong... but I doubt it's the dirty connector (was my first idea), all pins are looking okay. But on RESET press, the computer behaves differently than a working one... like it's s...