Need testing on Hyper Fighting.

[TRP-Retromods]

The routing for Hyper Fighting is theorical, and followed technical recommandations of Skaman on Retrode's forum.
Need to confirm if this is working in real condition.

[kdawg8]

I just finished building one of these adapters, thank you very much for the info and youtube tutorial! When I try to dump Hyper Fighting on Hyper Mode it doesn't work, I get a 0 kB file called NoName.0000.sms.

I own all of the North American VB games plus Bound High and Hyper Fighting homebrews, I get the following results:

ROMS which dumped successfully (Hash matches that in dat-o-matic)
3D Tetris
Galactic Pinball
Golf
Mario Clash
Mario's Tennis
Nester's Funky Bowling
Panic Bomber
Red Alarm
Teleroboxer
Vertical Force
Virtual League Baseball

ROMs which did not dump successfully:
Bound High - 40 MB file called UCCCCCCCCC.z64
Hyper Fighting - 0 kB file called NoName.0000.sms
Hyper Fighting (dumped in normal mode to see what would happen) - 512 kB file called NoName.32F2E.gg
Jack Bros - 128 kB file called Cececece.44543.sms
Water World - 1 MB file called NoName.00AB.gg

My Retrode is running the .25a-beta firmware. Since the dumps were successful on most games, I wonder if the Retrode firmware does not recognize the 4 games which didn't work?

A question which I would normally take to the Retrode forum but its down...is there an emulator which can be used to validate the saves pulled from the cartridges? I've tried a few, and on Red Dragon I've changed the file extension of the save to .ram, but haven't gotten it to work. When I open the saves with a hex editor the files have order to them so I'm pretty sure they pulled properly, just would like to check with an emulator.

Thanks!

[TRP-Retromods]

Apparently the infromation I got on Hyper Fighting when I build the adapter was from the "demo" version and not the full release which is waayyy bigger than an original games.
I got reached by other modder who told me the adapter needs additional addresses to be link in order to support dump of larger games/homebrew.

I used Red Dragon to check if the games I have were correctly dumped (the cheap ones I could get like Mario Tenis, Gold, Panic Bomber, etc) A solution would be to check with a Retropie or Recalbox to check.