emusonacid!

Hi! I have a big problem with my E4X Turbo when starting it says :
E_mu boot 1.0

Verifying checksum...

Verifying csum; secs 1912

csum failed: e0d62387 7f56834d

Check flash / floppy
(then check flash then check floppy ... etc ...)

I've tried to put a floppy disk with eos 4,10 but nothing happend

Please Help

Check if the FLASH-SIMM is properly seated in the socket:
- Open your E4X, remove the CPU-Flash and re-insert it into the socket.
Can you make a (macro) photo of your mainboard like in http://www.emusonacid.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3322 ?
... especially from the area right of the voice-board...

Power up your E4X and check if the problem persits.
If yes:
- Download EOS410CL.EXE, create a new EOS-update floppy disc and re-install EOS.
- If an update is not possible because the procedure fails for any reason, you have to contact EMU-support.

Thanks

I opened my sampler and replaced the flash simm I cleaned the socket but nothing. I already tried to re-install EOS with 4.10 and others but nothing.
I have some photos but don't know how to upload to the forum (but i'll try). Do i have to change my flash rom?

When creating a posting or a reply to a posting, you have a area below the text-field with two tabs: "Options" and "Upload attachment"
After selecting "Upload attachment" you see buttons for browsing your harddisc and "Add the file". You can add a comment/description for this file.
After uploading a file a new button appears to embedd the file/picture if necessary by pressing the button "place inline".
That's it.

Here it is. The beautifull inside of my E4X Turbo. and its not working...

Sorry the pics are so BIG....

There might be a problem with the power supply.
I assume that if it cannot provide the right voltages anymore, this might lead to instability of the system.
Try lowering the load of the power supply by...
- disconnecting the internal hard drive from the power supply
- disconnecting the Analog Output Expander (Model 6313) from the expansion bus & from the voice expansion board (or remove the cables from the AO Expander)
- remove one or maybe both RAM modules

Check if EOS will boot without them.

Well, thanks. So:
I don't have any hard drive.
And it's the same problem when I do what you told me. So i think that i must buy another flash card...