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Would be nice if we could see the repoduction PCB of Star Ocean

The weakest link is the worksmanship then of the cartridge hacker. And sorry but anytime you are using a bunch of wires to hookup the rom chip that is never going to be as good as components that are properly soldered to the board. Well nowadays you don't really use eproms which you need to connect...

infiniteneslives wrote:http://www.buyicnow.com/fincat.php?cat=566

used is better than nothing

Nooo now he will be out of stock soon again

Otherwise eBay, a bit more expensive, but always in stock.

The weakest link is the worksmanship then of the cartridge hacker. And sorry but anytime you are using a bunch of wires to hookup the rom chip that is never going to be as good as components that are properly soldered to the board. Well nowadays you don't really use eproms which you need to connect...

So we go from modified original Star Ocean cartridges and partly copyright issues from the english fan translation to complete copyright issues because the game rom AND the translation is not licensed. Great :roll: I don't know how this is an improvement on the moral side of things, repros of Star O...

Do you know this already?
http://tcrf.net/SNES_Test_Program

Actually Ikari already sold the first and second batch of his sd2snes already on snesfreaks

Just let your chip supplier program the TSOPs, every supplier should be able to do that for you.

How does this work? The 29F032 needs min. 12V to enable W_ access, where does that come from?

But great idea!

I dont know, but it is always a good idea to disable W_ and RP_ for a game in a cartridge which is supposed to stay there

heh, it 403d for me the whole day, worked the first try with a japanese proxy

You need this bridge to connect W_ to VCC, otherwise the chip won't "boot". I would connect _RP too.

Huh? What picture, what bridge? oO

I doubt you got a damaged PCB, never happened for me.

Most common problem is a solder bridge, been there, done that

I don't think the type 1 adapter is meant for programming the flash chip onto the snes board. It works perfectly if you write the flash chip before and solder it afterwards! Though writing shouldn't be a problem because all the unused pins of the flash chip like _W, _RP and _RB are on the left side,...

jose found a site that will definitely save u $$$ http://www.buyicnow.com/fincat.php?cat=396 they have both the ROMLab pcb as well as the adapter on nesdev, which is truly the same thing as mine on this thread minus a pad for /We and /Reset that I added for personal shiz. Anyone knows why A20 and A...