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Dal wrote:I think most Cubase users would prefer to use an un-cracked version for stability reasons. The whole premise of this thread was to look into whether the hardware dongle could somehow be 100% replicated or preserved.
beel1 wrote:You're right, it won't help to clone the PAL but it might help to mimic its behaviour.
Assuming the schematic is this one:
1. The PAL is clocked by the UDS signal, which toggles even if there is no activity on the cartridge port, inputing address bus data to the PAL
2. The PAL outputs will be enabled only during cartridge port readings (ROM Select 3 signal)
havok1919 wrote:Did you create that wiring diagram based off an actual dongle? I'm curious if the part was actually a 10L8?
charles wrote:I thought the dongle had memory storage on it 128 kb ? held memory mapping addresses?
read that somewhere along the way
charles wrote:I think iwould be quicker to just write our own sequencer , you sound confident and competent and I have 15-25 years experience with midi ....
Dal wrote:I think most Cubase users would prefer to use an un-cracked version for stability reasons. The whole premise of this thread was to look into whether the hardware dongle could somehow be 100% replicated or preserved.
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