Does anyone know which revision started seeing the random freezing in Konami games? I'm considering reverting, although I kinda hate to.
If you think there is a problem with the rev.7. Please try others revisions and let us know. It does make sense to do something to help the improvement.
It was a simple question for those that have been dealing with it for some time, since others have reported as such. Don't know why you have to immediately jump to name-calling. I'm sure I'll get around to testing when I get a chance. I've done so in the past, including some issues other users have brought up. In the meantime, I'd certainly appreciate it if you didn't just jump to the worst conclusions about a valid question.
(And for the record, for other folks here that care, I did finish
Jackal with save-states disabled. Whether that was sheer luck, or whether save-states being enabled are the problem, I don't know, due to what appears to be a non-deterministic bug. So another question, for those of you experiencing issues: did you have save-states enabled or not?)
EDIT: Adding some feedback for
Ultima: Quest of the Avatar. The name screen tends to do some funky stuff. It seems variable on exactly how it manifests, but on RC6, this is one of the states I got. Didn't matter if I started from cold boot or not. Also, no save-states enabled. ROM is from Smokemonster set.

EDIT 2: For a bit, thought swapping the SD card worked for RC6, but it turns out, as in the past, the update didn't "take". Can't just do the "folder rename and copy new EDFC" song and dance. After doing a format on the new card, copying ROMs, and putting RC6 on there, same behavior as the other card. I did a format each time, dropping firmware versions, and it appears that RC4 is the one that works fine for
Ultima IV. I'm currently reformatting the other card to give it a test there as well. It's just taking longer because I have a lot of ROMs on there.

EDIT 3: Yep, reformat and install of RC4 on the original card is working well. RC5 and RC6 exhibited the same behavior as the picture above.