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hey all, just wanted to share this project i was working on: http://electrifiedfoolingmachine.co/?page_id=633 thanks to people who gave me help on this forum! :D i just felt making this device was alot easier than mucking around with a Willem programmer and adapters and all that jazz, especially whe...

Here's the end result of discussion threads like this: People are selling fake Earthbound carts with boards like this now, claiming they are authentic. Anyone here want to take credit for this one? I beg to differ...the end result of threads like this is that people are able to run whatever code th...

nocash wrote: Hmmm, Nintendo didn't release any specs an max cartridge power consumption?

i assume the creators of the powerpak or sd2snes would know something. (or how else did they manage to stay within the snes power budget )

Max current draw of a cart in the cartridge slot?


Some quick thoughts: One ROM uses 40mA while operating (checked the datasheet for the ROM) and some carts have 2 ROMs so thats at least 80mA.

worked for me on geiger snes9x ep10r2.

pretty interesting...is there any source for this?

I couldn't even assemble the code if I added those 4 lines. The assembler chokes at an LDX instruction in SetCursorPos that is trying to load an immediate larger than 8 bits after you've set all the registers to 8-bit with SEP #$30. Yeah not sure how i was getting the code to assemble...i restarted...

I don't know why Snes9x crashes. What I can say is that you should ditch Snes9x right away and use BSNES instead, as it's a lot more accurate and also has a debugger. What were the register size bits set to before the instructions you inserted? You should make sure they're set to the same as they w...

hello, im using Neviksti's snes-starterkit (WLA-DX assembler) and messing with the example Hello.asm... let me show some example code: ; some other init code/misc stuff goes here.... ; do some math with the decimal flag clear PrintString "\nDecimal flag clear: 9+8 = " lda #9 clc adc #8 sta...

just of interesting note, i obtained an older revision of the cart PCB and it, in fact, has 1 mask ROM. (+ MAD-1 and SRAM) so it does look like at some point down the road it was cheaper to do the 8/16mbit combo and just decode it differently. now i have another board to hit up with the multimeter :P

much thanks for the replies guys

sorry if this stuff has been gone over a thousand times -- its probably really extremely trite stuff to vets like you and tepples

i think i am closer to getting it -- i need to hit up the cart with my multimeter

so im looking at this...

what happens when A15 is low? which ROM is selected?

wow this is awesome! sounded ok for me on snes9x with directsound.

just awesome!

LoROM means A15 is ignored, and now you're down to 32 Mbit of address space (without doing a Lo-Hi combo like Tales of Phantasia). Perhaps during the Super NES's commercial era, a 16 Mbit mask ROM and a 4 Mbit or 8 Mbit mask ROM combined were cheaper than a 32 Mbit mask ROM. Banks 00-3F give you 64...

hello all, I need some help/explanation of how the NBA JAM TE cart is designed. It's a 24 Mbit LoROM cart with 2 ROMs, SaveRAM and MAD-1 decoder. http://www.snescentral.com/pcb.php?id=0111&num=0&side=front Here's where I'm getting confused: 36-pin ROM has 23 Address lines...(A0-A22) which gi...