uCON64 v2.2.2 is released. uCON64 is a tool to backup all kinds of video games. It supports almost every available backup unit for cartridge-based consoles and performs many other tasks like ROM hacking. uCON64 is completely Open Source Software and has been ported to many platforms using code from various people.

uCON64 v2.2.2 changelog:
- added proper support for Clang to the makefiles (by dbjh)
Indicate that you want to use Clang by setting the environment variable CC. Either at configuration time:
$ CC=clang ./configure
Or at build time:
$ CC=clang make
- updated (SNES) implemented dumping for --xgd6. 15 years late, but still the only tool to do it :-) (by dbjh; thanks to Kristian Gunstone for making me try to explain why it could not be done ;-) )
- restored support for NetBSD/i386 and OpenBSD/i386 in makefile of libcd64 (by dbjh)
- updated FAQ with explanation about how to compile uCON64 on macOS with support for USB (by dbjh)
- fixed some issues in MinGW, MinGW-w64 and Visual C++ ports that made them choke on files larger than 2 GB. On 32-bit UNIX try adding -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 to CFLAGS to fix the issues (by dbjh; thanks to Mystic_Merlin for testing on Windows 98)
- updated (all) upgraded unzip to version 1.1 (by dbjh)
- updated (SNES) --gd3 writes correct SRAM mapping values for Trials of Mana (by dbjh; thanks to Mystic_Merlin for reporting the issue and testing)
- updated (SNES) --gd3 supports 64 Mbit HiROM games. It works at least for the English fan translation of Fire Emblem - Seisen no Keifu (J) (Project Naga, beta version 7) (by dbjh)
- updated (SNES) --gd3 supports up to 64 Mbit LoROM games. It works at least for the 48 Mbit English fan translation of Fire Emblem - Thraki 776 (J) (V.ROM) (Lil' Manster 1.07) (by dbjh)
- updated (all) --hfind and --hfindr accept search strings without spaces (by dbjh; thanks to eadmaster for the feedback)
- renamed (all) --dual to --bit (by dbjh)
- updated (all) --hex, --bit, --code and --print accept an optional end offset (by dbjh)
- added (all) --hreplace=S:R find S and copy R to the start of each match (wildcard: '?') (by dbjh; thanks to eadmaster for the suggestion)

Download: uCON64 v2.2.2
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