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Possibly :) This one from the Arcade Otaku wiki has exactly the same layout: Only difference is that I don't have the "Neo-Geo" buttons installed. Just a black plug. BTW, sorry for hijacking the tread with all of this Egret II talk :D

Ahh I see. It was like that when I got the cab. I'm not complaining. I actually prefer it that way. It also has a 7th hole that is blanked, so you can set up for both jamma, neo geo and 6-button fighters. In many ways I'm a purist, but not when it comes to control panels :whistling: EDIT: When...

Wadda ya mean? There's a kick harness underneath, but it's not connected to anything at the moment :)

Gunlock running on my Egret II with no color bleeding :D Not my best soldering job ever. All of the components has a pesky connection to a ground plane, so don't do this unless you have a good soldering iron and/or the skills not to fuck it up;)

Just ordered the parts on ebay for my Gunlock! Nebula you are a life saver! 8):thumbsup:

I bought five new 29F400s for this project. Think I'll try with one of the extra four first :) Good idea! I'll give it a go. It would definitely save me some money :thumbup:

The solder pad for pin 47. The 8/16-bit select pin. Somewhere, yes. I think. You want a dump? Awesome! I'll try to get me some PSOP-chips at some point, and a converter for my programmer. Probably gonna end up being way more expensive than just buying a repro cartridge X/

Well, I can see that it's also on the repro carts, so I guess the answer is 'Nope..'?

The pins on the SH2 should be good. I haven't touched those. But... Now I removed the 29F400 again, and of course I managed to rip off one to the solder pads that has a trace that goes under the chip :cursing: There's a unused spot called "U5 28F400" on the back side of the security card, am...

I gave it a good rub with a soft eraser earlier. Not a big fan of Brasso on edge connectors. Yep, downloaded the BIOS from here :)

The soldering looks like crap by now, but that's a result of the many reflows. Should still be good though.

Are there any specific steps that needs to be taken, when doing this conversion? I haven't been able to finde any useful information about the procedure anywhere, so I'm just sort of winging it :whistling: Anywho, here's some pics:

I'll post a few tomorrow when I get the time for it :)

The connector should be fine. The donor game worked perfectly before I did the BIOS swap. I've reflowed all pins on the BIOS several times... no dice. It has most likely been fried by ESD while I was handeling it || Oh well, at least I'll get to dust off my SMD soldering skills a bit more.

Okay so, I have managed to flash a 29F400 with the custom SuperBIOS and I have replaced the original chip with the new one. Problem is that now I'm just getting suicide garbage on the screen ;( I removed the battery after installing the new BIOS, but did doing things in that order actually...

Hi, I'm just another one of those countless 3'rd Strike players looking to build a CPS3 SuperBIOS setup :rolleyes: I do have an education as an Electronics Technician though, so I might be able to help with some grunt work if it's needed ;) Best, Killingbeans