Difference between revisions of "CPC GX4000-Multi EPROM Cartridge"
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Such thing can be made by "cannibalizing" an existing Cartridge (Let's say... a GX4000 Burnin'Rubber Cartridge, as it is the most common one). | Such thing can be made by "cannibalizing" an existing Cartridge (Let's say... a GX4000 Burnin'Rubber Cartridge, as it is the most common one). | ||
| − | Remove properly the ROM (the biggest chip) but beware to harm nothing. Then | + | Remove properly the ROM (the biggest chip) but beware to harm nothing. Then file a hole on your Cartridge, add a ROM/EPROM socket...there you are. |
| − | Of course the most important chip remains the [[Amstrad Cartridge Identification Device| ACID]]. | + | Of course the most important chip remains the [[Amstrad Cartridge Identification Device| ACID]] and should be treated with exceptional care. |
| − | The Multi EPROM cartridge shown here seems of a proffessionnal quality. The Chip | + | The Multi EPROM cartridge shown here seems of a proffessionnal quality. The Chip socket is epicly good as it allows to remove the EPROM/ROM without harming it. |
Revision as of 20:33, 6 October 2009
A Special Cartridge with a socket that a allows easy modification of the build in ROM software.
Such thing can be made by "cannibalizing" an existing Cartridge (Let's say... a GX4000 Burnin'Rubber Cartridge, as it is the most common one). Remove properly the ROM (the biggest chip) but beware to harm nothing. Then file a hole on your Cartridge, add a ROM/EPROM socket...there you are.
Of course the most important chip remains the ACID and should be treated with exceptional care.
The Multi EPROM cartridge shown here seems of a proffessionnal quality. The Chip socket is epicly good as it allows to remove the EPROM/ROM without harming it.
