A launcher record citing a config, option or feature file binds only
when the platform's code installs the file (installs), its launch code
was read for what replaces it (overrides), and the emulator's profile
shows where the shipped build loads it and reads each key
(config_reads, read at pin_build). Unproven records place no file and
hand no directory. verify, cross_reference and the platform page list
them apart, outside severity and --strict.
The xemu generator writes eeprom.bin and xbox_hdd.qcow2 into
saves/<system> from its own resources and passes both in xemu.toml,
copies chihiro_eeprom.bin between saves/chihiro and the emulator folder,
and points the Chihiro snapshot store at saves/chihiro. The Cxbx
generator runs each build from its emulator folder (chihiro, chihiro-ds,
cxbx-reloaded, else cxbx-r), where it writes settings.ini, writes
EEPROM.bin into cxbx-reloaded for an Xbox, and mounts an .iso with its
own xbox-iso-vfs.exe after checking the Dokan 2 runtime. Nine records,
read at emulatorLauncher ca486005.
A program the launcher runs from its own folder is no launcher read
left to collect. xemu-chihiro lists the two files it generates,
chihiro_eeprom.bin and chihiro_snapshots.qcow2, as unsourceable.
A launcher name that a reader's profile entry declares unsourceable is
no file left to find. Its row carries the reason and both reports
print it under its own count, never mixed with the names to acquire.
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.
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.