Handles77

I just showed the Sanni thread how to add a clock generator to the pocket SNES model to dump and rewrite NP SFC. I contribute to open source anywhere I can. Can you show me some of your work? We weren't asking to profit off his labor we were asking for him to save us some time. All the information to do this is available, but I suppose you want the wheel reinvented everytime a NES pcb goes down. You attacked me for asking for files after red herring released them and it didn't matter anyway. You might want to ask yourself why you're here. I've basically made my own blinky light win on four different nes's now but I've handwired all of that(sucks). These PCBs are really sexy. I love how the cartridge just slots into the board. I might have to get a few. I have a batch of cpu and ppu on the way.... If any of you buy NES cartridge slots. Get the ones with tabs on them it has a much smaller Gap to grab the cartridge. Cut the tabs off.(cart won't insert if you don't) I've had bad experience with the ones without tabs. The slot is too large. Devil is in the details, this one cost me time.

Silly rabbit tricks are for kids. Moot given my last post, and plain ignorant from a reverse engineering point of view. The NES is cake... Its a fucking serial port with lanes to a CPU (6502, classic IMHO) and PPU.... Not brain surgery. you think other people don't have files (honor among theives?!?! lmao)or are not working on this? Im over halfway done with my own design I was looking to release here. Open source... prolly a dirty word for you Go back to the playground child. I'm just all out of patience for ignorance.

https://github.com/Redherring32/OpenTendo And just like that.... Thank you Red Herring!!!!!! I have not yet looked it over, but the effort is greatly appreciated. Excited to look at files. Get this (wo?)man a beer.....

One last plea from the community. This is really good work, don't let it die on the vine. I want to run with it... Time is my most important resource. I will reinvent the wheel if I need to. I'd rather be learning Verilog and figuring out GCC tool chains for arm chips... Please give me and the community some "time" 77