Dreamcast Information Dreamcast is the first representative of the sixth-generation consoles from Sega developers. Development began in 1997 (originally under the name Katana), and the first batch of consoles (under the name of Dreamcast) went on sale in November 1998, the year after it began selling in the United States.

Is there a Dreamcast Region-Free BIOS? The BIOS/bootrom is an SEGA MASK ROM chip (cannot be re-programmed) and using an custom BIOS require replacing the SEGA.

Worth to mention that the release date was unique – September 9, 1999, which is looks like 09/09/99. Since the October it began selling in Europe. The development was attended by famous world leaders such as Hitachi, Microsoft, Video Logic, Nec and Yamaha. For the firmware was chosen operating system Windows CE. The Sega Dreamcast in assembly already included a modem or network adapter for the Internet, and among the programs for the console appeared a browser. Start of sales turned out to be extremely successful.

300 thousand consoles immediately went to buyers, who have pre-ordered them, and one day after it was sold about 230 thousand consoles. Such a start has been made possible thankfully to the games that have been previously created for the Dreamcast. Among them are: Soulcalibur, Power Stone,,, Hydro Thunder.

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So I figured this should be posted as it is an amazing BIOS MOD for an amazing system. Comes with or without devkit intro. It is really useful for Dreamcast ODE users as it allows images to have any LBA of the 1ST_READ.BIN (aka the Dreamcast EXE) to make games much smaller, see README below.

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Also disabled the VGA check so no more need to force VGA for games that work normally but only with the 'VGA trick' and has all the normal mods like region free. A newer BIOS is also on the way. Till then I hope you enjoy as much as I did flashing ym Dreamcast this evening. Note you will need a BIOS replacement as the stock has read-only access. ____________________________________________________ Dreamcast Custom bootROM v1.030 DevKit by japanese_cake ____________________________________________________ [+] What is that? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It is a modified BIOS for the SEGA Dreamcast.

It is based on the retail BIOS v1.01d and has the devkit intro. Kudos to Link83 for providing the 1st retail BIOS using the devkit intro (AFAIK). I just reused some parts of his BIOS to inject the devkit intro into mine. [+] What does it do?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This version has the following features: - Region free: boot GD/CD from any regions. The J/U/E flags as well as the area protection slots that reside in the AIP (A.K.A. IP.BIN) are now simply ignored. - No VGA flag check: no matter if the game supports the VGA output, it boots. There are games that supports the VGA cable but for some reason the VGA flag in the AIP is not set.

The use of a boot CD thus was needed. Now, you will never get the annoying 'This game doesn't support the AV cable that is currently connected to the main console' anymore. - Bootfile LBA check: allow a game to boot even if its bootfile, more commonly called 1ST_READ.BIN, is not located on the outer part of the disc. I don't know whether it can be of any use for people using discs. However, for the lucky owners of ODDE for Dreamcast, you can re-build games' track 3 without any padding. For instance, with 'Dreamkey 3.0 v1.001 (2001)(Sega)(PAL)(M8)[!]', the track03.bin is ~1.10GB. Re-building the track (track03.iso) using the following command: mkisofs -C 0,45000 -V DREAMKEY3 -G IP.BIN -l -o track03.iso data will made the track03.iso way smaller (only ~93MB).