Ive had this Jackal board for a while now and have only recently noticed that there is a PAL16L8 present on it.
Yesterday I thought I may as well desolder and dump it but it just wasnt going to be that easy.
The dump generated way too many product terms for one of the pins. After a day of messing about with it I gave up and revisited it this evening.
Anyway, I finally managed to get it working 100% the same as the original.
The chip is located at 12D and has the markings 007343 on it.
So I said the last update would be the final one. I lied.
Nothing changed but added a 32 bit interleave support. Will probably add 32 bit deinterleave support at some point too but I havent needed that function yet.
Not sure about this one.
The board is good for nothing, looks like its had liquid spilled on it a long time ago and there is green gunk everywhere.
There is not much on the board that works but this GAL appears to be unlocked.
Its a GAL22V10 found on the daughter board, it may come in useful for someone.
On the motherboard of the System 16B there is a couple of PLDs.
315-5213 is a PAL16R6, mine is locked and im not going to attempt to reverse it
315-5214 is a CK2605 chip which I have dumped and converted it to fit in a GAL16V8 device. I have confirmed this is working.
My friend Runik is currently in the process of creating decrypted ROMs for SEGA games that use the FD1094 custom CPU.
If you are able to test them on real hardware then please give feedback.
To use simply (re)program the relevant eproms with the ones downloaded and replace the custom CPU block with a normal 68000 CPU.