This has been confirmed to allow dumping v1.07, v1.09, v2.0-2.21, v3.2-3.3 with the below flash memory chips. Versions not listed may not work correctly or even be supported.
SST 29LE010
SST 28LF040
AMTEL AT29LV010A
SST 29EE010
In option.h add // in front of #define fastcrc and remove // in front of #define slowcrc to change CRC32 calculation to slow.
// Define CRC method for dumping N64 ROMs
//#define fastcrc //crc will be calculated during dumping from memory
#define slowcrc // crc will be calculated after dumping from SD card
Uncomment #define clockgen_installed in options.h and switch CLK1 switch to ON position. With Adafruit clockgen the eeprom now runs at the correct 2Mhz.
Sometimes the Gameshark will lock itself up, in this case it helps if you put a 6102 game into the Gamesharks slot and then put both into the Cart Reader and just start dumping the rom as if it was a game.
For some reason I can only read or write the first 128KB while the second 128KB remain 0x00.
You might have to re-calculate your homebrew rom's checksum if you had to trim it down to 128KB. In this case you can use chksum64.exe out of the libdragon devkit. Not sure if this is needed though.
And yes by "SST29LE010 N64 Repro" I'm jokingly referring to the Gameshark.
I wanted to turn the Gameshark into an import adapter using Lac's boot emu but the boot emu just restarts itself since the Gameshark isn't switching to the top cart slot.
Sometimes the Gameshark locks up, then you have to plug a 6102 cartridge into the Gamebuster's top slot and then connect both to the cart reader and read the rom. After that it should be accessible again.
Don't use this to update your working Gameshark since you can't read nor write the whole 256KB right now.
But if you have a broken one, have fun. :)
I tested this with a Gameshark V2.0
