[Raion]

The main reason people want me to host them is for MAME emulation.

[jan-jaap]

Ah yes, they will be included in the next MAME rom release, but for now you can get them at tudl1910.home.xs4all.nl/Indy_emulation

they are named ip24prom.070-9101-003.bin and -008.bin

Are you the one who captured indigo2_4415.zip?

Inside is a file called ip22prom.070-1367-002.bin. The thing is, I captured an identical image in 2005 named ip22prom.070-8127-002.bin. The 070-8127-002 label is the part# sticker on the EPROM.

I never understood why there's a 070-1367-0xx series and a 070-8127-0xx series of ROMs for the same system, and I don't think it corresponds to the IMPACT / Extreme series of graphics.

[dexter1]

Are you the one who captured indigo2_4415.zip?

No, i renamed the image from one of my dumps and gave it to Ryan. He made the zipfile for the Indigo2.

Inside is a file called ip22prom.070-1367-002.bin. The thing is, I captured an identical image in 2005 named ip22prom.070-8127-002.bin. The 070-8127-002 label is the part# sticker on the EPROM.

The image label we, apparently incorrectly, inferred from the -012 image residing on your ftp-site. We need to address that labelling error in future PROM dumps.

I never understood why there's a 070-1367-0xx series and a 070-8127-0xx series of ROMs for the same system, and I don't think it corresponds to the IMPACT / Extreme series of graphics.

Makes two of us. There is little information on PROM labelling, so any information would be welcome.

For now i googled a bit and for other 070-1367-xxx versions i came up with -010 as oldest mention of that PROM label series.

The 070-8127-xxx series i found this, rather exotic link: https://www.computerhistory.org/collecti.../102757739 which infers that -002 up to and including -006 are 070-8127 series.