Security software frequently flags unknown, proprietary file extensions (like .ic655 ) as potential threats and moves them to quarantine.
When MAME says a file is "not found," it means the emulator is scanning the ROM zip file and cannot locate this specific component needed to emulate the hardware behavior. Why "NO GOOD DUMP KNOWN"? 78081g503.ic655 not found
The error is a classic example of the friction between legacy hardware dependencies and modern operational demands. While intimidating, the error is solvable through systematic investigation—starting with file searches and hardware reseating, and progressing to advanced recovery methods like JTAG reprogramming or OEM restoration. The error is a classic example of the
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The operating system or the host application scanned its designated environment paths (directories) and found an empty space where this file should be. Common Causes of the Error
As explained above, you may be trying to run a "clone" ROM. The required file 78081g503.ic655 is not stored in the clone's ZIP file. It is stored in the parent ROM's ZIP file (e.g., aerofgts.zip for sncwgltd ). MAME is designed to automatically look for files in both the clone and the parent ZIP. If you only have the clone, the file will be "not found."