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preservation ? there is none.from a preservation standpoint it is nice to have many options / choices.
it is piracy

preservation ? there is none.from a preservation standpoint it is nice to have many options / choices.
Oh indeed, which is why I wondered about the "which has less capacity than a GD-ROM when we have the CF solution" comment, it really needed not apply. Just like in the context, folks here saying things along the lines of "CD-Rs are dead, slow, unreliable and this is the reason SEGA made the CF solution", and posting pictures of CDRom wind catchers, they are being fairly subjective. At best it seems semi relevant to the technical conversation about what causes the time out, and misleading at worst. Oddly enough it sounds like the timeout was solved already in parallel work.to be fair... @rtw is examined GD images from Naomi/Chihiro/Triforce and know how many data written on.-Moderated-
good for you. in my place literally impossible to buy good CD-Rs, but only crap which become unreadable in a days or week after write.I can walk into Walmart right now and buy CD-R's if for some reason one of my original GDRoms failed.
in my place literally impossible to buy good CD-Rs
This all day! The best CD-R I've ever used is the original Verbatim (blue) AZO's.even in online stores it is not easy to find good enough CD-Rs
This is the futureAnd if I could choose More, I'd like a device that replaces the DIMM with newer, less power demanding pcb.
@rtw Was @werejag correct? what signals are you speaking of?Tried it, there are some extra control signals which make it incompatible.Is there a reason it won't work?I almost figured that the GDEmu should practically be a drop-in replacement for the drive assembly inside a GDROM purple box...
did you look further into this?no teh drives from dc can be dropped in to a gdrom purple box. ive done it. i believe certain control line like the clock line isnt on the gdrom cable.
Working on a GDrom emulation device for Naomi wouldn't be cloning GZDEMU work IMHO? It is a different use case. It seems many folks were working to get this stuff hammered out in the long run. I'm not sure of the pedigree or functionality of iceGDROM, but one could perhaps use it as a basis? https://github.com/zeldin/iceGDROM (started one year after GDEmu began)Nope. We don't want to clone GDEmu's work.
Thanks, I just posted a link to the current modified firmwares here: Naomi Net DIMM CD-R firmware hack for 4.02@mathieulh feel free to continue here your research: Naomi Net DIMM CD-R firmware hack for 4.02