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koitsu wrote:Kilobit, NOT kilobyte.

Then are there any 1024 Kilobit EPROMs that are 28-pins?

FrankWDoom wrote:http://nesdev.com/NES%20EPROM%20Conversions.txt

use tkrom instructions

Perfect. Thank you. One more thing. The 512 in 27C512, does that stand for Kilobits or Kilobytes? I'm assuming it's Kilobytes.

FrankWDoom wrote:Pretty sure people do sell it on cart. Some of those mario hacks require fixes to run on hardware, I don't recall if EMB is one of those.

Where do I need to rewire if I choose this? http://bootgod.dyndns.org:7777/profile.php?id=139 for vssmb

FrankWDoom wrote:That'll work. Dragon Warrior is a better choice as you won't have to do any rewiring.

Okay, thanks. Also, while im at it, does Extra Mario Bros work fine on a smb cart?

On some level, all you need is a CIC and an MMC1. The only question is how much rework you want to do... However, usually it'd be better to match CHR-RAM to CHR-RAM and CHR-ROM to CHR-ROM, because 8KiB RAMs are a little more annoying to come by after the fact, so for a CHR-ROM result, and all else ...

So... I'm hoping to make a cart of VS. SMB Home edition by Rusted Logic. It has a MMC1 mapper and uses a battery. Comparing information on NesCartDB, I found NES Open Tournament Golf http://bootgod.dyndns.org:7777/profile.php?id=703 . Will this cart work? Just want to make sure before I buy it. Than...

Joe wrote:I have one, though so far I've only used it for dumping ROMs. It's a pretty sturdy device, and it's fast.

My only disappointment is that it doesn't support 8742 MCUs.

Good to know, thanks! What is 8742 MCUs used for? Never heard of then, so I take it their not for NES.

As a side note, the redesigned NES (The one with the top loader) does not have a lockout chip, so if your planing on playing it on that, there is no need to worry about the lockout chip. Just keep in mind if you play it on a different toaster NES, the lockout chip will need to be disabled, or you wi...

rainwarrior wrote:It's probably fine. It says it does 24-series EPROMs, which is what I presume you'll be using.

Yes, that's what i'm using. I'm just asking people if they have one to see if their reliable.

Hey guys! I'm wanting to get into making custom NES carts... I have a EPROM Eraser and soldering tools, and a 3.8 security bit. I'm just wondering, is this a good EPROM Programer for making NES carts?: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/MiniPro-TL866CS-Prgrammer-USB-Universal-Programmer-Bios-Programme-6...