Bung Doctor V64 Problem

You can burn multi-session discs, that way you can test the roms without wasting too many discs. Or you could fit a drive capable of reading cd-rw and use those (which I did).

 

Use a boot emulator program instead of trying to track down carts.

 

You can get a list by googling, N64 - All released Games.xls (you'll need MS office or Open Office)

You can change the CIC boot code of a rom with motetIII.exe (in DOS)
You change the boot code of roms to match the same as the one you use as your boot cart.

So, looking at your non working roms:
Lylat Wars (A) CIC-NUS-7102
Lylat Wars (E) CIC-NUS-7102

Banjo-Kazooie (E) CIC-NUS-7103
Banjo-Kazooie (U) CIC-NUS-7103

Blast Corps (E) (M2) CIC-NUS-7101
Blast Corps (U) (V1.0) CIC-NUS-6102
Blast Corps (U) (V1.1) CIC-NUS-6102

F-Zero X (E) CIC-NUS-7106
F-Zero X (J) CIC-NUS-6106
F-Zero X (U) CIC-NUS-6106

Diddy Kong Racing (E) (V1.0)(M3)CIC-NUS-7103
Diddy Kong Racing (E) (V1.1)(M3)CIC-NUS-7103
Diddy Kong Racing (J) CIC-NUS-6103
Diddy Kong Racing (U) (V1.0) CIC-NUS-6103
Diddy Kong Racing (U) (V1.1) CIC-NUS-6103

Yoshi's Story (E) CIC-NUS-7106
Yoshi's Story (J) CIC-NUS-6106
Yoshi's Story (U) CIC-NUS-6106

Blast corps should actually boot if your using Mario, which is a 6102 or 7101 boot rom. It might be a duff rom or a region limitation which isn't telling you on screen that the rom isn't for your region (Use S-Paladin for that)

So in a dos prompt, you type, motetiii romname -mario to change those roms to a 6102/7101 boot code. Or type motetiii romname -info just to find out what boot code the rom is using.

 

Wow!

This is very helpfull , I'm gonna try this right away;-)

Ah , now i also see why Blast Corps didn't run , I use European roms ^_^

Thanks for the tips!

BUT , I got one weird problem with Pilotwings , it gives me an error > EEPROM FAILED or something , doesn't matter wich rom I use.

 

Use Lac's boot emulator....