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There was also a major mention of getting other pin table apps running, with him very interested in getting TAF on the cab, so future purchased tables on other pin apps sound like it might be in the future. 99-1.99 per table, you can pick and choose from the good and the not so good.Venom. However, if you have the the Williams cab, all of the SW and Marvel tables on the A1Up cabs can also be purchased in the Zen app.

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I listened to the interview the other day and it's really exciting to hear about possible updates on this in the future! Mystery Encoder made it very clear that he would be dropping the ability to download the pin packs, so that change in 3.1 was expected. Created a Table management interface displaying currently installed tables, individual sizes of tables, free space on the partition tables live on (DONT FILL THIS UP YOU WERE WARNED, that 1.8GB is really all that's available after cache and swap are active when the OS is alive)"

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Disabled/Removed Android APK download buttons, we're not longer providing these the UI will look for them on disk dump them from cabinets you own if you want them.

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Updated UI to automatically leave the the secret menu unlocked once unlocked the first time so code doesn't have to be re-entered multiple times. Changed options in the A1PinnerV3.exe to allow for table management as well as implementing some other checks, and including SSH libs which should come in handy in the future for other deployments. Need to monitor this situation, and see if the one individual had a hardware issue (bad capacitor) or if there is an emmc chip that is not supported. Changed bootloader to check for mmc2 and mmc0 (is there ever an mmc1?.) turns out someone had issues with an emmc, guess there's different flash chips floating around on these boards interesting.

Changed kernel used in the bootloader payload to initiate the access to the emmc on board, it now initializes DMD and prints status messages

Changed code in launcher to delete temporary files left behind by injector system used for solenoid and control configurations in ZenPinball This is mainly a hotfix/quality of life fix. If so, then you've got an issue with that g-sensor. Just stand there for a bit without touching the machine and see if your green circle goes red every few seconds. You'll push the launch button a number of times to go through various tests and then it will bring up a screen with a green circle on the left, which is your accelerometer. Keep the buttons held down until a new screen pops up. To test the g-sensor, and you need to use the stock coding to do this, have the machine off and hold the left white button on the front of the cab, the launch button, and right flipper button, then turn the machine on while still holding the buttons in. It seems like a massive number of their original models came out with bad g-sensors. At this point, I've just decided to convince myself that the ball is sentient and gets bored staying still. Took a while to figure out that ghost nudging was what was happening. The ball would be sitting on the flipper, then I'd hear what sounded like a construction vehicle shifting gears, and the ball would hop around on the flipper like a pat of cold butter on a hot stove. I actually experienced it quite a bit on Williams.