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Hello NLG!

I hope this is the place to ask for support, my ultimate X poker is dated 12/2003 and I had the CRT upgraded to a quality flat screen when I got it about seven years ago when it worked great.
Now the only thing my screen shows is a GK SHA failure check and replace flash.
It has not been booting for a couple years now and I decided to get it going a few days ago, I tested the battery and it was dead so I replaced it and also pulled the GKB00036 chip and clean the pins to no avail.
I spoke to a nice gentleman on the phone from NLG who said to register here and ask about a replacement 044 DEV boot chip, which was suggested to most likely resolve my issue.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated at this point, the GPU cooling fan was screaming, so I pulled it out and ordered a new one so it should be ready if I can solve the big issue.

Thank you so much for any and all suggestions and support.

Ocitown

Thanks, I am surprised I didn't already light myself up I was able to reduce the video size, super grainy, turn up the volume to hear the struggle. thanks again

There is no video showing. It's only 49kb size. You need to post it on YOUTUBE, then put the link here.

Hi all, I am having a problem with an 18.03 OS card and getting a game to load, and I am wondering if it's the OS image causing issues. Does anyone have a cheap source for a H18.01 OS I can buy? I've found them for $50, but I really am not too sure this is going to fix anything, just want a cheap test to rule out the cause of my BB3 issue.

thanks
Steve

Ya, game works great, all except the Gamefield touchscreen is showing proper vertical calibration marks, but is actually set to be horizontally formatted.

I have an actual Gamefield touchscreen from Ceronix, so it should have a "portrait" mode setup touch controller so the touchscreen is in alignment with a vertical video screen.
Alas, it isn't.  And I don't even know where to start about getting the touch controller to align as it should.  Especially when it's an actual Gamefield touchscreen...

I have no idea if it's a screwup by Ceronix and hardcoded in the touch controller, or if it's a jumper or setting somewhere, but I've not been able to find any info on how it would be done.
If it is a setting hardcoded by Ceronix, then screen goes back so they do it right!  As all Gamefield touchscreens are supposed to be in "portrait" mode for the touch controller.

Apparently it would be easy to fix if it was just a plain old Linux machine.  lol