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ateam wrote:

DCGX wrote:I wish the power button would turn the VM2 off though.

Please check the manual from the VM2 IndieGoGo page. Hold the power button for 10 seconds to turn off the unit.

DCGX wrote:With an sd card, I just wanted one giant VMU, so I wouldn't have to worry about running out of space on any given

Unfortunately not possible without modifications on the Dreamcast (and software) side.

Mine wasn't working. It just sits on the screen. Maybe I'm not pushing down enough for it to register the hold?

Yeah, I know, that's just what I wish.

DCGX wrote:With an sd card, I just wanted one giant VMU, so I wouldn't have to worry about running out of space on any given

I tried seeing how a large, unpaged VMU would work on an emulator, and some games work ok, but others will corrupt the VMU or crash. Having a large, single VMU is not something that can be safely done.

Got it today in the mail

I was torn on color but I too chose black because $EGA $PORT$ controller

I just got mine in. I am part of I broke my cap club for sure. I think there is a problem with the SD card not sure if Fat16 vs Fat32 makes a difference but the first virtual VMU appears to get removed while others remain and work fine. You can also plug the sd card into a computer and rename them.

Just noticed extension cables doesn't work. It also can't boot with dreamcon.

MikeStutzzzz wrote:Just noticed extension cables doesn't work. It also can't boot with dreamcon.

The VM2 has been heavily tested with DreamConn. What are your symptoms? Perhaps contact Chris for support. That shouldn't be happening.

Not surprised at all to see things going wrong on this…

ateam wrote:

MikeStutzzzz wrote:Just noticed extension cables doesn't work. It also can't boot with dreamcon.

The VM2 has been heavily tested with DreamConn. What are your symptoms? Perhaps contact Chris for support. That shouldn't be happening.

Just won't turn on has a clicking sound when powering on.

I am so glad I passed on this device