AlxUnderBase
Enlightened
Seems this BIOS version is the winner to make the TGM3 to work bros, is the same as on @rtw 's gpu . Thanks for your effort
- Thread starter rtw
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I have some ideas on how that might be done, give me a day or two, meanwhile @AlxUnderBase you have to find an original PS2 keyboard and a VGA monitor so you can see what you are doing 
Credits go to: @Niko for his DOS boot image 
info:
flashrom -i
save:
flashrom -s 0 original.bin
write:
flashrom -f -p 0 9600SE.BIN
Note:
The TTX has a watchdog on the JVS MASTER card which will reset the machine after 3 minutes.
If you want to make sure that your FLASHing session is not interrupted I would remove the cables going to the JVS MASTER card.
Please save your original BIOS and share it with us before flashing @AlxUnderBase !
https://anonfiles.com/SeS7R2Pcy0/TTX_MSDOS_GPU_rar
I am not responsible for any damage this might incur to your system. This is done at your own risk.
- Write image to disk
- Insert original PS2 keyboard. A USB to PS2 adapter will NOT work.
- Connect VGA screen
- See DOS boot up and feel nostalgic
- cd TTX1GPU
info:
flashrom -i
save:
flashrom -s 0 original.bin
write:
flashrom -f -p 0 9600SE.BIN
Note:
The TTX has a watchdog on the JVS MASTER card which will reset the machine after 3 minutes.
If you want to make sure that your FLASHing session is not interrupted I would remove the cables going to the JVS MASTER card.
Please save your original BIOS and share it with us before flashing @AlxUnderBase !
https://anonfiles.com/SeS7R2Pcy0/TTX_MSDOS_GPU_rar
I am not responsible for any damage this might incur to your system. This is done at your own risk.
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AlxUnderBase
Enlightened
Im almost ready . Hope tomorrow to find a proper way to test itCredits go to: @Niko for his DOS boot image
- Write image to disk
- Insert original PS2 keyboard
- Connect VGA screen
- See DOS boot up and feel nostalgic
- cd TTX1GPU
info:
flashrom -i
save:
flashrom -s 0 original.bin
write:
flashrom -p 0 9600SE.BIN
Please save your original BIOS and share it with us before flashing @AlxUnderBase !
https://we.tl/t-tsACLh9B4q
I am not responsible for any damage this might incur to your system. This is done at your own risk.
Ive tried with an adapter usb to ps2 but is not workingAttachments
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TTX2… not super easy to come by sometimes!
I had to buy it on ebay. The USB adapter wouldn't work.
Updated with a warning about the watchdog.
https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/a-freeware-taito-typex-multigame.5926/post-320513
https://www.arcade-projects.com/threads/a-freeware-taito-typex-multigame.5926/post-320513
AlxUnderBase
Enlightened
I dont know if i did something wrong or i missed something
ps : orginal bios of my ATI 9600 gpu is hosted here ( https://we.tl/t-M6GVlvYMS4 ) - flashrom-s 0 original.bin i suppose did this file
@rtw : now remains to fix the menu . Games working amazing after loading each of them
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@AlxUnderBase Nice to see you have it working somewhat. You should redo the operation with the command:
flashrom -f -p 0 9600SE.BIN
Then when that is done reboot and save the image to verify that it is the same as 9600SE.BIN.
flashrom -s 0 original.bin
And post it here. Just zip it up and attach it to the post, it is tiny.
flashrom -f -p 0 9600SE.BIN
Then when that is done reboot and save the image to verify that it is the same as 9600SE.BIN.
flashrom -s 0 original.bin
And post it here. Just zip it up and attach it to the post, it is tiny.
AlxUnderBase
Enlightened
@rtw : all went great with some nice sounds from MS Dos after flashing the bios . Now all games working amazing
Thanks @rtw & @Niko
New resulted bios is here : https://we.tl/t-CFOkoEXhp3
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Glad you got it working @AlxUnderBase with these tools we can better diagnose the issues people are having.
What do you mean ?HDD image no longer available?
I misread or misunderstood, because I thought that the downloadable file was an image on the hard drive and they are just files that are copied to the hard drive since unfortunately I do not have any original hard drive with the operating system included to test it on my TTX
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I read the entire thread but nothing. I can't find it, I only find the software that is copied to the TTX system OS but I can't find an image (.img) of the TTX OS, so what I am looking for is something similar to what Niko has (an OS image) . I do not have any original image of the OS since the hard drive that came with the TTX is totally deadLooks like you are missing a PSU unit as well
Everything is there, read the instructions carefully...
