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oh my bad, misread it.

i didn't remove the cart, i left it in the whole day with pin B32 taped up. (no 32X attached just in case)

My problem isn't number 1 that's for sure. I constructed a cable of very high quality, with cold plated connectors. I tested the cables with a continuity tester for every pin under stress testing, no faults.

Number 2 sounds more plausible.

I'll wait for a re-release.

TmEE co.(TM) wrote:I saw 32Mbits in the header (3F FF FF FF)...

Then it's settled. MoD needs to make a minor fix, as some games with correct header still get incorrectly dumped.

Where the hell do you get this 34Mbits ? From MoD's transfer suite, it auto detects Revolution X as 34Mbits.. Didn't you read my original post? The game is apparently a 34 MegaBit game according to the PC app when I select "Auto" on the Genesis. Jeez. I forced 32Mbit, and it successfully did a dump...

But 34Mbit is 4.0531MB..

I still think this game is 34Mbit.

Just in case, I'm forcing a 32Mbit dump.

Hold on, so it's 32Mbit? I was sure 4MB was 34Mbit. (33.554Mbit to be precise, round off to 34)

I'm having a problem dumping only ONE of my Games. All of my other games work, but "Revolution X" always freezes at 91%. The game is apparently a 34 MegaBit game according to the PC app when I select "Auto" on the Genesis. It never completes the 4MB dump (stops at 3.93MB). Any ideas? Computer is fin...

This is what's in the first top area of my dump. No idea how to check. ...................................................................................................................T....................................................................................................................

I was playing my copy of Sonic 2 (i dumped it myself), and noticed that CPZ has a different color palette on the background, than the ROM I have on my emulator from a previous download. (before I dumped my own cartridge). I will get a screenshot in a moment, but, was their different revisions of Son...

That emulator is FAR too old.

I'm talking about Gens KMod, sorry.

I had an idea, that probably would be cool.

Gens KMod with an overclock option, as if overclocking the CPU.

Maybe make it done like real hardware too, hault 68K, overclock, and un-hault, so it behaves like real hardware too.

Just a thought..

Chilly Willy wrote:I guess, but "fun" for me would be building a homemade processor, not a homemade cap.

thats you, not me..

Chilly Willy wrote:Given the price of caps, why would anyone make a homemade one? Isn't that like reading a book about how cavemen used stone axes and making one for yourself?

The learning experience, and just having fun, that's all.

But Paper Capacitor is the technical and correct term for the type I made, which is just paper, foil, paper, and foil layers tightly wrapped around a stick with wires connected to each foil

Haha, made a paper capacitor, so EASY to make.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qUJVr4Iwnw

I don't think it performed very well, it held on to that .01v for a bit. I don't have a cap tester either, so I have no idea what it's rating would be, but I assume VERY low.