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    Thanks, I'll check that out soon

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    Quote Originally Posted by SILEeeles View Post
    Thanks, I'll check that out soon
    Hope it goes well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jorge Nuno View Post
    This is an issue with the z80 sub cpu or something related to it. Sonic1 works because it uses a sound driver than runs on the 68000 for the most part.
    Though most games use the z80 for everything sound/music tasks, so a flauty z80 subsystem could result in most games having noise/beeps & bops/silence

    Looks like a trace/pin running to/from the RAM<->z80<->IO chip is busted
    Good catch!
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    Top side of the board appears fine, so i followed the traces that go to the back of the board and I discovered this:

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    I guess the fix is finding where the traces lead and solder them with wire, the smaller 315 chip it looks like.

    I say the smaller one, I've just noticed there are two small 315 chips lol. The one the traces lead to is the 315-5364, next to the cartridge port and the bigger 315-5313A chip
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    Link don't work.
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    Fixed, but not as big as it should be. I keep getting that invalid link in a lot of places. Oh well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SILEeeles View Post
    Top side of the board appears fine, so i followed the traces that go to the back of the board and I discovered this:

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    I guess the fix is finding where the traces lead and solder them with wire, the smaller 315 chip it looks like.

    I say the smaller one, I've just noticed there are two small 315 chips lol. The one the traces lead to is the 315-5364, next to the cartridge port and the bigger 315-5313A chip
    Looks like you found the bugger.

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    Too much blast processing blasts the pcb traces.

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