Set 'NET MASK' to the same as your local network and ensure you press the test button on 'SET' to save the setting. When you move the cursor to 'SET' press the test button to save the new IP address. On my network the router is 10.1.1.1 so I've set it to 10.1.1.123. Set 'IP ADDRESS' to something within the range of your network. Move the cursor using service and select or change items using test. Navigate the items using the test and service buttons on the side of the NAOMI unit. Now go into test mode then select 'NETWORK SETTING' Ignore the error but remember that when it's working properly the green and red LED should be on.
HOW TO NETBOOT NAOMI PC
There may be an error if your network cable is faulty or not connected to your PC or if the network settings are not set properly. There's a green and red LED on now always and the system is looking for the network server :-)
Now power on again and note a difference. Now power off and plug in the network cable to your PC and to the DIMM. Note the presence of the 'NETWORK SYSTEM' logo on screen. You will see the LEDs flash occasionally. This is normal for the DIMM in network mode. It will take about 20 seconds for the system This will allow you to see what's going on via the LEDs. Note which way it goes with key notch towards the networkĬonnector and/or compare the cut-out in the top silver cover and orientate the PIC the same way. just opposite to network mode)ĭon't replace the top silver cover just yet.
For regular (cart/GDROM) booting, JP1 & JP2 are 2-3 and JP3 is 1-2 (i.e. Set them to the same as shown in the pic. You will see 3 jumpers labelled JP1, JP2 and JP3. The jumpers must be set to enable network boot mode. Remove the PIC if one is plugged in and then remove the silver cover on top of the DIMM unit to expose the top board. Remove the ROM cart / normal DIMM unit and plug in the network DIMM unit. I will show you how that works a bit later.įirst, ensure your NAOMI has the latest boot ROM and works normally using a ROM cart or GDROM then power off the system. Optionally, if you can't get your PC near the NAOMI unit you will need something like a wireless bridge (for example D-LINK DWL-G810),.An ADSL router or wireless ADSL router (or some other kind of cabled network link).There is an official Sega Network DIMM upload tool (search and you will find vague references to it) and I have it but can't release it here so we will use a freely available python script available by searching 'triforcetools.py'.