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The base ROM on these doesn't contain all of the font data. Here's the other flash on the board. Really annoyed I had to buy a card reader just to get a dump... The emulator I'm about to release will use this to create 1:1 copies of cards.

Last call before I just buy from Yaton :/

Hey, So I have this https://github.com/GXTX/YACardEmu which is a software emulator for these mechs, but I'm working on something that requires me to have access to a real reader. There is some things I need to confirm -- so I would like to buy one from someone, broken or working either is fine.

Do you still have MT1/2 reader?

Just adding board scan of Type-3 net board. Full size images and more are: https://installgentoo.net/~wutno/sega/ If anyone has any dead mediaboard's or baseboard I'd love to buy(for shipping) to scan them.

I have a private version of this that I've modified to remove signature checks and some over stuff, and while looking over it we don't apply the correct 128MB patch, so any memory accesses over the 64MB boundary aren't cachable, this really slows things down. So, if anyone knows who made this...

Might be helpful to someone interested enough. :) Includes the netboard and media board. Raw files here: https://installgentoo.net/~wutno/sega/

ID1~3 should work fine with YACardEmu. Just be sure to select the correct device settings, and always remember you don't own a card *before* you buy one in game -- meaning, don't create a blank card and "insert", let the game generate one for you. No clue how nicely it'd play with wipi, never...

https://github.com/GXTX/YACardEmu Enjoy

You can try that yes, there's no data that's tied to the system beyond the SN which can be changed easily. Would suggest using the one that's in MAME just to be safe if you go down that route. They are, yes. But what I'm confused by is the firmware updater *only* touches the second half of the...

Simply false. How do you think CF flash hacks are used? It isn't by modifying segaboot.

TSOP on the mediaboard is a "filesystem" as described above. "firmware.asic" & "unk_firmware.asic" is what gets run on the asic.

It's pretty easy to add support for different models, but I need to see the log when you run with "-t" in the command line. But you've confirmed that it works with the US version, just not the JP?

Weird! Looks right, can you launch it with `-d` or `-t` so I can see if anything is happening.

Hey there. It should already be supported with my program, did you make sure you set the parity to "even"? RE: your pic, I'm not sure what's going on with those 0x3F FF's