Man - I'm trying to get this working on a 90629B-3 with some issues.
-I'm using the resale ROM set (I've tried both the merged set from MAME and a non-merged set from some rando site)
-I've tried both stock and "protection removed" program ROMs (generated from the ROM patcher on UKVAC)
-I've tried every GAL I can find online from the typical locations and from within the MAME ROM itself
-I've looked through tutorials on UKVAC and the NEO GEO forums, everyone everywhere talks about GALs being a pain in the butt
-I'm using ST M27C4002 eproms for graphics and program, with a single 27c010A for sound in socket 9. I'm using the locations that MostroVeneno mentioned for his 90629B-2 conversion.
I gotta be missing something. I'm on a short A board, 90629B-3 B board, and a 92641C-1 C board with a B-21 (one of the Lydz "generic" boards). It boots with severe graphic corruption. I know the A board is good because it successfully runs the 1941 conversion I built a couple weeks ago.
Experience tells me it's a GAL issue, but I can't find any GALs that aren't in MAME or on other sites vaguely hinted at in this thread. B-21 should be a viable donor, especially with a patched program romset. I'm using the ROM placement that
@MostroVeneno laid out earlier in the thread.
I could also see it being jumpers, since the jumpers on my board appear slightly different than those in pics earlier in this thread. In both a Willow repair and the 1941 conversion, jumper settings didn't matter if the board revision is the same. I did read the article on ArcadeOtaku (I think) that laid out what a couple of these jumpers were confirmed to do. This B board was originally a King of Dragons that suicided. I patched it back to life successfully, and thought I'd try my hand at making a Daimakaimura conversion just for fun.
Since I was able to make this B board work as King of Dragons, I know the underlying board is good and working well with this A board AND this C board. My issues HAVE to be in the ROM/GAL combo.
@AlxUnderBase - you got this working on a 90629B-3, based on your video. Did you have to do anything different than what MostroVeneno stated?