RetroBat copies bios/scummvm/extra/Roland_SC-88.sf2 to DOSBox Pure and
DOSBox Staging and offers it in the soundfont option
(DosBoxStaging.Generator.cs:246-252, 336-344). No canonical file of
that name exists, and both emulators take any SoundFont
(dosbox_pure_libretro.cpp:1380-1412, fluidsynth.cpp:194-230).
XM7 plays fddseek.wav, relay_on.wav and relayoff.wav from its data
directory (linux-sdl/sdl/api_snd2.cpp:155-159, 213-267). The three come
from Win32/ of the XM7 V3.4L77SX+z09 final release archive by PI. and
Ryu Takegami, archived on archive.org as xm7tr_3477sxz09.
ROCKNIX's Amiberry configs pass kick34005.A500.rom and
kick40068.A1200.rom, Amiberry's names for Kickstart 1.3 and 3.1 with
.rom appended. Amiberry opens the path as given and boots AROS without
it, so the pack now ships the held ROM under the launcher's name.
Amiberry names every Kickstart its ROM table lists by SHA-1, whatever
the file is called (src/rommgr.cpp:144-378), and a model takes the
first ROM id of its list (src/cfgfile.cpp). The profile carried one of
the 58 images. WHDLoad booting links eight of them into its Kickstarts
folder under their kickNNNNN names (amiberry_whdbooter.cpp:368-375),
which the entries now answer to.
sdltrs reads its three ROM slots from the romfile1, romfile3 and
romfile4p options (src/trs_options.c:323-325). RetroPie passes
-romfile4p $biosdir/level4p.rom under the emulator id sdltrs-model4p,
so the pack ships the 4 KB Model 4P boot ROM under that name.
ares binds each firmware path to <system>/Firmware/<type>.<region>
(desktop-ui/settings/settings.cpp:263-264, 280-283). EmuDeck writes a
No-Intro name into NeoGeoPocket and NeoGeoPocketColor BIOS.World, so
the pack now ships the held BIOS under that name.
A search a launcher stops at the first held name of is filled, and a
copy from the platform's own package or script brings its own file:
neither is a name the collection lacks. A launcher that writes its
file into the setting a profile entry is read from (config_key) now
receives that entry's held file under its own name, in the report and
in the pack.
openMSX reads the SVI-738 and SVI-738 SE machines' ROMs by the
SHA-1s their machine XMLs list. The disk and BASIC ROMs come from
the MAME svi738 set and match the XML, TOSEC and MAME hashes. The
SE BASIC and RS-232 ROMs were already held under other names.
Batocera's lexaloffleGenerator runs bios/pico-8/pico8 and
bios/voxatron/vox, raises when the binary is missing or not
executable, and puts each folder on LD_LIBRARY_PATH. The new
extractor records both per system from the AST, with the lines
of batocera-43.1 that say it.
lwmp.zip from the project's downloads (sha1 1145464c), 2308 files read by path. Equal files sit in one folder per rotation, so the tree is kept out of dedup.
Traced runs of the 0.2.7 binaries, the raspi readme and the manual: settings, controller maps, favourites and the Voxatron cart list and player profile, all written by the program. Binary notes say what each build links.
- The installer speaks without "you": the first screen asks "Where
to install?", rows read "Copy the BIOS files from an old card or a
folder", a close match reads "Close matches: ...". The handheld
launchers and their port text follow, and the pronoun guard no
longer lists any installer message.
- A setup that runs as an app opens on its one-line command, the
folder table after it; a setup that runs on its own device keeps
the network folder first, which its ZIP route needs.
- The home steps say what to do: "Its page gives one line to copy",
"Paste it, press Enter".
Abdessamad Derraz