Error 26 with GD-ROM setup?
Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 9:39 pm
Hello all,
I am currently getting the following error:
ERROR 26
OPTION BOARD MALFUNCTIONING
I have tried everything to get rid of this error but I don't know what else to do. My setup is a NAOMI 1, with Capcom I/O, and a GD-ROM. I recently installed a new "G" BIOS for all regions and so I could actually use the GD-ROM. I don't have this connected to a cab. I am using a standalone Board Master control board. After I first put the BIOS in, I tried the SPAWN rom board on it just to make sure the BIOS was working. No problems there.
This is my first time testing out the GD-ROM unit. I have 2 games, with the proper security chips. Both games are yielding the same error.
I read some other threads on the forum about ERROR 26, and opened up the DIMM board to re-seat the board that the security chip plugs into. Still getting the same error. I read about chips possibly going bad, but both of them going bad? That seems a bit out of the ordinary so I don't think it is the security chips.
Could this be a power problem?
Could the DIMM board be bad? but wouldn't that yield a different error?
Any help would be appreciated. I am a technical individually, but I have limited experience with arcade hardware in general. I am still learning.
Thanks for any help you guys can provide.
I am currently getting the following error:
ERROR 26
OPTION BOARD MALFUNCTIONING
I have tried everything to get rid of this error but I don't know what else to do. My setup is a NAOMI 1, with Capcom I/O, and a GD-ROM. I recently installed a new "G" BIOS for all regions and so I could actually use the GD-ROM. I don't have this connected to a cab. I am using a standalone Board Master control board. After I first put the BIOS in, I tried the SPAWN rom board on it just to make sure the BIOS was working. No problems there.
This is my first time testing out the GD-ROM unit. I have 2 games, with the proper security chips. Both games are yielding the same error.
I read some other threads on the forum about ERROR 26, and opened up the DIMM board to re-seat the board that the security chip plugs into. Still getting the same error. I read about chips possibly going bad, but both of them going bad? That seems a bit out of the ordinary so I don't think it is the security chips.
Could this be a power problem?
Could the DIMM board be bad? but wouldn't that yield a different error?
Any help would be appreciated. I am a technical individually, but I have limited experience with arcade hardware in general. I am still learning.
Thanks for any help you guys can provide.