09405: salamand and clones: Restart the game, the title screen doesn't appear.

ID	Category [?]	Severity [?]	Reproducibility	Date Submitted	Last Update
09405	Crash/Freeze	Minor	Have not tried	4 days ago	19 hours ago

Tester	motomachi16	View Status	Public	Platform	MAME (Official Binary)
Assigned To	hap	Resolution	Fixed	OS	Windows (x64)
Status [?]	Resolved			Driver	konami/nemesis.cpp
Version	0.286	Fixed in Version	0.287GIT	Build	x64
		Fixed in Git Commit	b29461b	Github Pull Request #

Summary	09405: salamand and clones: Restart the game, the title screen doesn't appear.
Description	Restart the game by pressing the F3 key while it is running and proceed, the screen will remain black at the title screen and will not proceed. It does react to coin insertion, so it may be a little different from freezing. Only Lifeforce (Japan) shows an error in the RAM on the ROM check screen.
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Affected Sets / Systems	salamand and clones

Attached Files	0000.png (2,167 bytes) 4 days ago Uploaded by motomachi16 lifefrcej

No.24236 JimCarlTay Senior Tester 4 days ago	Confirmed. The attract mode will go erratic graphically for a while after F3 is pressed, then the bug happens.
No.24237 hap Developer 3 days ago	Soft reset bugs in MAME (by pressing F3) might not caused by emulation bugs, but because the game never accounted for it, like an IRQ at the same time as reset, or RAM not cleared to 0. Anyway, in this case it was due to missing interrupt clear. According to Nemesis schematics, disabling irqs clears them, and this also fixed the soft reset issues in this driver. I'll leave the duplicate closed bug reports alone and set this to resolved.
No.24253 danylopez123 Tester 20 hours ago	I can see my previous report in the relationships. Does this mean that it's now acceptable reports related to soft resets? Because if that's the case, I also made a similar post: https://mametesters.org/view.php?id=7669
No.24254 hap Developer 20 hours ago	7669 is fixed, as I said I'll leave those closed. I don't know if it's ok to blindly accept all soft reset issues when it's often not caused by an emulation bug. Most arcade hardware doesn't have a reset button, so it's not possible to confirm either.
No.24255 danylopez123 Tester 19 hours ago	Oh, alrighty then, just wanted to confirm that.