Recent content by Estenze

I would love to test this on actual hardware when your done. I have a few spare Wolf Unit PCBs. Those MK2 sound boards are a PITA to keep running.

You can try Dban. Burn it onto a cd and run it on the computer. After it’s done, try the raw thrills discs again. https://sourceforge.net/projects/dban/files/dban/dban-2.3.0/dban-2.3.0_i586.iso/download

I’ve had this issue several times before. You need to make sure the drive is completely wiped. There is a small partition that stays on the drive if it the computer or drive ever had windows installed. I use diskpart to wipe the partitions completely, then run the raw thrills disks again and...

NVME drives won’t work in Windows 7, which is what this image is based on.

bump, anyone repair these? I really want to get this cab up and running.

Is your cabinet wired up for -5v? MK pcbs need -5v for sound.

Anyone know anything about this system? I have acquired a Konami Keyboardmania that does not boot. Screens show the rainbow scrolling pattern but refuses to boot. Reseated boards, reseated security key, changed batteries on the RTCRAM, still nothing.

So I got my hands on another system 10 pcb, swapped the rom board over, and it’s experiencing the same issues. Swapped the rom (Gekitoride) board over to the old mainboard and it works perfectly fine. I’m assuming the issue is with the rom board.

Awesome, thanks for the info.

Anyone know much about this system? Namco System 10. Just boots to a red screen. Can I just buy another system 10 main PCB and swap the boards over?

I actually had this same issue on my conversion. Its the program roms. I ordered a bunch of 4096 en Ebay and when burned they did the exact same thing. I reprogrammed the roms that were originally on the board and they work just fine,

Sent 2 Boards off to Mitsu, got them back in less than a week. Awesome service as usual, and a great looking and sounding repro. Thanks guys.

Where in Florida are you located? I remember seeing this on Facebook Marketplace. I'm in Tampa if you need any help.

You are right, most people don't. I was not looking for some sort of commercial multi solution, just ideas on a way to make it easier to swap without moving a bunch of chips.

Right now i have U96 socketed, which means i can play both of them by swapping the u96 from KI or KI2 along with the rest of the roms. U96 is normally soldered onto the board, and normally you would need the conversion PCB and roms to play KI2. My thought was to rig up some sort of pcb board...