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Here is my top win config for Naomi 0 key.finally I found the good setting with minipro here
but I dont find with topall8 (top3000 programmer)
Here is my top win config for Naomi 0 key.finally I found the good setting with minipro here
but I dont find with topall8 (top3000 programmer)
If you could give me share a triforce hex file I need it我可以在这里确认第一篇文章中的 bin 文件的网络适用于 Type3 Triforce。我将其转换为 Intel hex 文件并使用 PICKIT 软件版本烧录。暂时可以玩 VS 2002,因为其他游戏需要模拟 IO。
You're not actually using the NET file for CF though right? I've heard this works on NAOMI for CF but you'll definitely want the non NET version on the newer systems I would think.
I use topwin, while it optionally locks GAL chips (Security option in the operation list with erase, write, etc), I don't see it locking these PICs with the options displayed [in the burn menu, PIC options are different], and it doesn't technically need to be locked to function. The chip configuration I use for netboot chips on topwin doesn't lock them IIRC.
Even if it "works" it's not right. There is a flag in the source code to be set appropriately; I consider the net key working for CF to be a happy accident and not something to count on. Just my opinion after 12 years of netbooting, having compiled my own PICs for both NET and CF.Yeah I am because it says on the note on the first post that the _NET file works for Chihiro in both CF and Net boot mode.
Even if it "works" it's not right. There is a flag in the source code to be set appropriately; I consider the net key working for CF to be a happy accident and not something to count on. Just my opinion after 12 years of netbooting, having compiled my own PICs for both NET and CF.
Also an unlocked PIC should read/verify fine, so probably start there, but if you intend to use CF, and have a burner, use a PIC that's compiled for it.
Lastly, it's early here, but IIRC the greyed out lock option is for GALs, PICs I believe are handled in config settings as to if they're readable after programming.
This is quite interesting. However to me it seems like a lot of work, when a programmer with a ZIF is available for approximately the cost of 2 arduino uno boards.Hi, I've bought some PIC16F628A to flash in order to make my triforce type 1 play some type 3 patched games.
I want to flash the PIC with an arduino uno, as it can be a very cheap solution to more expensive programmers.
This is the project's github
I don't know what settings to use and what file to use.
The command line tool needs a .hex file but I got a .bin one from OP.
I tried .hex files in this thread but they don't seem to work as I don't know the settings to use.
This could be a good step in making this kind of arcade boards more accessible to people.
Fair, lolWell, genuine Arduino Unos. You can pick up bootleg ones for pennies.