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The latest news mentions a custom cartridge made by the Terraonion team to protect the data :) so no rom at all :)

Added on stage picture and dev board pcb picture. Have a nice day :)

well done man, as usual :)

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Pretty sure some trace are missing or corroded on LSPC2, or under. Take your time, and keep the work

For sure, I assume test cart, cleaning contact on cart and console was already done ;-)

Hello The first thing to do is a 30 to 45-minute microscope inspection of the board to look for corrosion. After that, install a 40-pin socket and run the diagnostic BIOS. I would start by checking all the continuity around the L0-ROM above the top cartridge slot then move on to the LSPC2-A2...

Hello @Solid_Snake ! Thanks a lot for support, successfully receive the orders and will be sent tomorrow ! Can can find the complete installation process on a the shop page on the bottom (link) Best Nicolas

Hello Basic steps first : Take time to clean the boards connectors using a good contact cleaner ( I’ve had several cases of strange symptoms because of this (purple screen, missing graphic elements, etc.) , by applying contact cleaner to each connector of each board, then connecting and...

Thanks Wadi for this quality feedback ! Best, Nico

Hello guys, Here’s a small French project that finally came to life after several months of intense dev/testing ! Thanks to everyone who contributed with their console and thanks to my personal consoles 😂 The Neopass project was originally created for my personal needs. The goal of the Neopass...

Hello As usual great work man ! Thanks for posting !

Hello, Cartridge-compatible connectors do exist, but you have to be careful not to get the wrong model. Back then, I got the connectors from “Blaze Pro” to replace the ones on an AES where the original connectors were a bit loose. They fit perfectly. Here’s the link...

Hello You roxx man, keep the work ! Nico

I don’t know of this work here (if the code is decrypted on the fly or in memory at startup etc..) but in RE x86/64 the easy way is to find and break after EP (entry point) in order to dump the decrypted part. But Sometime the code is relocated somewhere and not decrypted completely, relocation...