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datfile: Nintendo - Wii - NKit RVZ [zstd-19-128k] (3776) (2024-12-03 18-59-34) from datomatic
Oxyromon fails to import ROM because it decompresses the .rvz and compares the .iso hash with the one in the .dat.
$ oxyromon import-roms Super\ Fruit\ Fall\ \(Europe\).rvz
Processing "Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz"
Extracting "Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz"
No match
Extracting "Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz"
No match
Extracting "Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz"
No match
$ cat 'Nintendo - Wii - NKit RVZ [zstd-19-128k] (3776) (2024-12-03 18-59-34).dat'
...
<game name="Super Fruit Fall (Europe)" id="19397">
<category>Games</category>
<description>GameID: RF4P6M, CRC: 854B0FEB</description>
<rom name="Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz" size="32266804" crc="cb992499" md5="69240e60ebe26264a0fc2f603148bcee" sha1="6f976714606f2713e8072da9f51559310d13d28a"/>
...
$ crc32 Super\ Fruit\ Fall\ \(Europe\).rvz
cb992499 Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz
$ md5sum Super\ Fruit\ Fall\ \(Europe\).rvz
69240e60ebe26264a0fc2f603148bcee Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz
$ sha1sum Super\ Fruit\ Fall\ \(Europe\).rvz
6f976714606f2713e8072da9f51559310d13d28a Super Fruit Fall (Europe).rvz
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Thanks for the suggestion, adding to the TODO list. Will probably add a flag to import-roms to force importing as-is. Please note that using these kind of DATs will lock you out of using convert-roms as I have no way of verifying converted roms without the original file sizes and hashes. export-roms should still work fine though, as for check-roms it will need the same treatment to check the files as-is like import-roms.
datfile: Nintendo - Wii - NKit RVZ [zstd-19-128k] (3776) (2024-12-03 18-59-34) from datomatic
Oxyromon fails to import ROM because it decompresses the
.rvz
and compares the.iso
hash with the one in the.dat
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: