> > What will be hard is figuring out what to do with all the bits that the typing
> > monkeys produce from examining the photos. This seems to be the most challenging
> > part.
>
> Not necessarily. Trough the model2/2a work we have a large part of the tgp inner
> workings mapped out. What we really need is the internal programs, but we should then
> be able to use them.
>
> The main problem, from my point of view, is that we have no real idea where the damn
> programs are in the myriad of sega chips that are on these boards.
thats not a problem because I supplied *all* of the chips. It should be very obvious where the ROM is once they are all decapped. The problem is getting the decapping *done*..... supplying chips doesnt guarantee decapping and sadly even paying for the decapping also does not guarantee decapping :-/
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