Very odd, but there you are.ĮDIT: Got the explanation for why the USB won't autoboot, it's because the game.exe is actually just a workaround to inject the inputs, so it exits and then the launcher menu is automatically relaunched before the actual game file gets started. I've not tried autostarting from USB because I can't get that feature to work - though again, I can cd onto the USB from the command-prompt, and then it works. Starting with or without patches, or autobooting it, all results in no inputs accepted on v2.0. However, I got a new version from someone here that DOES work perfectly with all my controls - but only if I launch it from the command prompt (using the keyboard to cd into the correct directory and then manually typing game.exe). I set coin1 to "1" on keyboard on my PC on the old version, transferred the files to the multi, and then I could in fact coin up if I plugged in a keyboard to the TTX2. Based on commodity PC hardware architecture, Type X is not a specification for a single set of hardware, but rather a modular platform supporting multiple hardware configurations with different levels of graphical capability.
A lot of the ones floating around come with, or have been modified, with something called "DSloader" to work with a Keyboard on a PC, and on some versions you need to run the config first since the DSloader is set to null across the board. The Taito Type X is an arcade system board released by Taito Corporation in 2004.
It's definitely down to what specific copy one has.
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