Looks right to me. They use clonezilla to extract the new image onto the machine.

The sure fire way to test would be to update your own machine to make sure it works. You might lose your scores though.

Nice, I didn't know it backed the scores up as well. Just saw that you could backup your settings.

It will simply replace what you have with whatever image you're loading on there. Even if it's the same version. I would try backing up the settings as Goren mentioned to try and preserve your scores.

Just joined the club a few days ago with a ruby red from the guys at automated. I have to say, this pin is freaking awesome.

I really didn't like it when I first played it years ago at the pinball hall of fame. Super early code + the abuse pins take at PHOF = bad experience, but I had the chance to play it again at Paynemic's place, and knew from that day that I had to have one.

Does anyone have any pictures of their WOZ with mirror blades in? I'm thinking about picking some up, and just want to see what it looks like.

No response on the mirror blades, so I decided to just go ahead and get them anyway. I'll post pictures once they're installed.

Is there a prize for most abysmal score? I may have a shot at that one.

That looks awful. Hopefully Automated / JJP takes care of you.

Zero chance that's brand new with two weeks of play on it. Someone has some splainin to do.

Correct.

Light board situation is a lot better, but one did fail on my new RR woz that I purchased a few months ago, so nothing is 100%. If you can find a used woz cheap enough, it may be worth it, as NIB's are pretty expensive.

Tried playing today. Rubber broke on the upper kicker.

Yeah, I found a thread on here describing how to replace it without taking the munchkin playfield off. I didn't have a 2" rubber, so I went with an extra 2 1/2" rubber instead as someone suggested. Seems to work fine.

Shortly after I put up a score of 2.2 million.

It looks like he will be at the NW show this year.

I tried the protector from the modfather, and it immediately started to peel away. I ended up removing it and throwing it in the trash. Ordered a cliffy and it sat in the package for awhile, because I was dreading removing the munchkin playfield. Finally bit the bullet and installed it. It was a lot simpler than I was expecting. If you want help, just let me know and I'll come over and help.

I bought the Modfather chrome strip, and it just kept coming loose. It would end up blocking the ball in the shooter lane, so I ripped it out and and put in a cliffy instead. The double sided tape on the strip just didn't work well for me, but I'm glad to hear it's working well for agodfrey.

That said, I love the castle walls from the Modfather. Those look like they were meant to be part of the game instead of the plastic tube.

The mini playfield was actually pretty easy to remove. Sounds a lot harder than it is.

1366x768 resolution is what the VGA port is locked to for compatibility reasons with older builds. The DVI port should be set to at least 1920x1080. At least it did with 6.10, which is what I have loaded on mine right now.

Do you get normal (1920x1080) resolution with previous code versions?