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RE: New Development Framework for NGPC - Flavor - 08-20-2019

That's pretty interesting. The first thing that came to mind is that 0x00 is a NOP and 0xFF is likely an invalid opcode. I wonder if it was executing at some weird starting point somewhere. That's just a random thought.


RE: New Development Framework for NGPC - Loïc - 08-20-2019

(08-18-2019, 02:31 AM)Nnnn Wrote: Apologies for the double post, but after searching for source code + build that works on hardware, I got it working so I thought I'd share my results.

(I used shicky256's krezrobo as an example -- the source both builds effortlessly and there's a download of the ROM that works with flashmasta. Thanks!!)

The solution was simpler than I expected -- the framework works fine, but when filling up the ROM with empty space, bytes of 0xFF (like I see on most official SNK roms, and what people said to use elsewhere?) seemed to boot to BIOS, but bytes of 0x00 let the game boot properly.

Not sure if this would lead to errors with other methods of flashing the ROM than neo flash masta, but this seems to work for now.

That's really strange, as Nigeronpa as filled with 0XFF, the translation I did either, as well as all my other stuff...
Could you post a zip with both working and broken rom of the same code ?


RE: NGPC Proyect Manager - winteriscoming - 04-22-2020

KeiDash, the links in the first post appear to be dead.  Would you be willing to re-post them?


RE: NGPC Proyect Manager - Loïc - 04-24-2020

(04-22-2020, 03:38 AM)winteriscoming Wrote: KeiDash, the links in the first post appear to be dead.  Would you be willing to re-post them?

I think you can still find it here


RE: NGPC Proyect Manager - kiiwiiwastaken - 09-21-2020

(04-24-2020, 09:34 AM)Loïc Wrote:
(04-22-2020, 03:38 AM)winteriscoming Wrote: KeiDash, the links in the first post appear to be dead.  Would you be willing to re-post them?

I think you can still find it here

It appears the links in that webpage are also dead :/


RE: NGPC Proyect Manager - KeiDash - 05-31-2021

(09-21-2020, 04:18 PM)kiiwiiwastaken Wrote:
(04-24-2020, 09:34 AM)Loïc Wrote:
(04-22-2020, 03:38 AM)winteriscoming Wrote: KeiDash, the links in the first post appear to be dead.  Would you be willing to re-post them?

I think you can still find it here

It appears the links in that webpage are also dead :/

In the main page you have the official page, in http://amelian.eu/projects/ngppm/


RE: NGPC Project Manager - KeiDash - 08-11-2021

In case anyone is interested, I've released a new version of the software :-D


RE: NGPC Project Manager - HardhatWarrior - 07-25-2023

KeiDesh,

This looks like a great toolset for developing for our beloved console. I'd love to try your package out, but it appears that your website is down for all content except the front page. Any chance you might fix that, or could provide the package elsewhere?

Thank you,
Darek


RE: NGPC Project Manager - sodthor - 07-27-2023

web archive is your friend: https://web.archive.org/web/20220111090338/http://amelian.eu/projects/ngppm/


RE: NGPC Project Manager - KeiDash - 12-08-2024

I'm late! I don't know why my site lost this subpage (fixed!). 

In any case, I migrated the main functionality to my ngpc template github project here