10/30/2022 0 Comments Taito type x2 hookup![]() If I click enter like it says, then it'll give me a "NTLDR is missing" error. The PCB's JVS i/o board will blink one of its lights and the CF Adapter will have the accessing LED light up very quickly and go off.and bam, the "Disk error" pops up. The CF definitely seems to be the part that's hanging the boot process. well, the card being bad wouldn't make sense, but I'm not ruling it out. My thinking is that the Compact Flash card might be the problem.though, the fact that I've used SelfImage to back-up the card, flash the 4.0 dump (the Bicycle Repairman one), revert to the back-up, flash the 4.0 dump again, and so on. Okay, I'm at a total loss for where to go. I've attempted to do this using a SATA Hard Drive and a IDE To SATA adapter, but all it will do is just get stuck at the "Verifying DMI Pool data" part of the boot process. ![]() I am curious if it's possible to just put the CF Card image onto a hard drive and get it to boot that way. I've gone ahead and ordered a CF Card (a Lexar 8GB, but it's UDMA 300x speed like the stock) and a different IDE Flash Card adapter to rule that out and not have to keep using SelfImage to reflash the stock CF with the back-up original image I made or the 4.0 dump. That'll either just give the "Disk error" or get it stuck on the "Verifying DMI Pool Data" part. also tried changing the boot order and only trying to have either the CF or USB plugged in at a time. I'll get a "NTLDR is missing" error with the default CF and USB it came with, and a "Disk error" when using the dump versions of the CF & USB (and original CF & dumped USB).ĭriving me nuts, as I can definitely see the data and directories on the CF and USB when I put them in my computer. I've also tried the USB Flash Drive it came with and flashed a different USB drive with the 4.0 dongle dump online. Yeah, I've tried it with both the XP version that my Compact Flash came with and with the 4.0 dump that's online. I put those into the PCB, and upon boot.I get the current "Disk error Press any key to restart" error. I also dug out a USB Flash Drive and put the "cave_ds2_usb.img" on that since it has an indicator LED to show when it's accessing (the default CAVE USB key doesn't). I took the CF Card and made a back-up of the card in SelfImage, and then used SelfImage to put the final release "ds2_4.0.img" version on there. I plugged everything in (IDE CF Card Adapter, Flash Drive, JVS Board), but I started seeing a "NTLDR is missing" during the boot process. So, I replaced the Gigabyte motherboard with the same model and flashed the bios with the correct F2 bios ("ma78gu2h.f2") the game uses. I was able to narrow down the problem to the motherboard having some bad solder joints and even if it got power and the CPU fan spun, it wouldn't display a VGA picture. The Deathsmiles II PCB wouldn't power on at all when I got it. I wanted to see if anyone had any ideas on what I need to try. Note: i have the JAMMA kit installed and the PCB that is in the upper left of the bay's image is not PSU it is a video upscaler that came with the JAMMA kit.I picked up a non-working Deathsmiles II pcb this past week and have made some headway in reviving it, but have hit a bump as it gives me a "Disk error Press any key to restart" when booting up. I'm just trying to be fully informed before i try and start a war. but since this is a later model was Taito piece-mealing, or should I be out for blood. I guess my question to anyone who has a Diamond, is that normal? i know people with the SFIV kitted versions, and their cabs came complete with what they needed. I did pick up the JAMMA conversion kit but it does me no good without a PSU since it uses JVS power to make power over JAMMA. The only power in the cab was from the double power strip, the monitor and the speakers work, and there is an audio amp present (it does sound amazing). First being it didn't come with the JVS PCB (I think if it came with anything it would be a ver2.) or Nesica (which i wasn't really expecting anyway) and there was no JVS PSU. I translated most of my Vewlix Diamond manual, and it didn't seem to shed too much light on my issues. Sweet post, but I have some sort of odd questions, I just got my Diamond this past Saturday and i've been scouring the net for more information on what was actually supposed to come in the package, and what was confirmed in the package.
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