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|[Dev cart]
|[Dev cart]
|Used when dump status is set to "other" to prevent dev cart from counting towards verified status.
|Used when dump status is set to "other" to prevent dev cart from counting towards verified status.
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|[Bitrot]
|Dump the data on the ROM chip is apparently corrupted.
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|[Internal checksum mismatch]
|Internal checksum doesn't match data.
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[[Category:Datting guides]]
[[Category:Datting guides]]

Revision as of 15:54, 21 December 2020

  • Do not add dump to DoM unless you are going to add it properly+fully and have got as much info off the dumper as you reasonably can.
  • Serials should be separated with a comma and no space
  • HTTP response headers should be attached to the file as a unique attachment.
  • anonomous dumper names like !anon-YYYY-MM-DD-######## can be used to uniquely identify an anonymous dumper, where YYYY-MM-DD is the GMT date the id was generated and ######## is a randomly generated lowercase alphanumeric 8-character string. The same id should be used across multiple dumps by the same anonymous person.
  • If the ROM was dumped as trimmed (dumping tool guesses or checks when the "real" data ends), but then restored from the header field, you can add: [Dumped as trimmed, restored from header] to the comment1 field
  • If the dump date is from the http response header(s) date field, put [Date from HTTP headers] in the comment2 field.
  • If the file sizes are from the http response header(s) length field, put [Sizes from HTTP headers] in the comment2 field.

Tags

Documentation for common "tags" that are used in comment fields.

Sticky Note

Tag Explaination
!pc-platform-[platform] For IBM PC digital. Values: windows, mac, linux. e.g. !pc-platform-windows

Comment 1

Tag Explaination
[Untrimmed] For Trusted Modification sources.
[Modification of file: size-sha256] For Trusted Modification sources. [size] = Size in bytes, [sha256] = sha256 of file, all caps
[Dev cart] Used when dump status is set to "other" to prevent dev cart from counting towards verified status.
[Bitrot] Dump the data on the ROM chip is apparently corrupted.
[Internal checksum mismatch] Internal checksum doesn't match data.