Hello, it was Sean Riddle that dumped it, not me, perhaps you can borrow his dumper if you write him. http://members.cox.net/seanriddle/chanf.html ... or you can build one of your own. These aren't plain memory circuits, but 3851 PSU:s, you need to emulate some signals to dump the code, there are a few pdf-documents on what rom-codes you need to send to the PSU (or 3852/53) if you don't have them already they are here (my personal webspace): http://w5.nuinternet.com/s660100106/files/channelf/f3850.pdf http://w5.nuinternet.com/s660100106/files/channelf/f3852_53.pdf I was planning to emulate a 3853 perhaps with a PIC or PLC or similar to be able to build my own carts - without the need for a donor Chess-cartridge, but I haven't gotten around to it yet. ;-) 2007/6/17, Knowles, Ian <I.M.Knowles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hi Frederic, A friend bought a Grandstand ChannelF and inside one of the chips is labelled SL31291, I only have a programmer for eeproms and a limited knowledge on dumping things. Would you be able to provide details of how you dumped the other bioses?
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