| Posted at 07:07 on May 10th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
 Member Pupil Gumby Posts: 15 |
Code: e8d5e2c5ea3ed0fe897f9d59081434615787d343 xwing-vga-en_1of5.img ee0ca56f0971840011ebb9dfc49d215cbda36cec xwing-vga-en_2of5.img 2282d5b478b28181cbfe88223301076fcfcfa3e6 xwing-vga-en_3of5.img bd2269f36cebc89c59901a56ed3ec32695aae6ca xwing-vga-en_4of5.img 80e364378c191600ba05beff6ae73a4c90465de6 xwing-vga-en_5of5.img Checksum of first disc differs. ----- Edited by i386dx40 at 14:18 on May 16th, 2014 | ||||||||
| Posted at 16:14 on May 10th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
 Member Bachelor Gumby Posts: 73 | Hi guys, sorry for asking, but what do these kind of posts mean? Should it be for people who own the original Disks, to compare the checksums with their own Versions, to see if their Disks are still intact? If so, why can the checksum of Disk1 differ and what kind of checksum is that(md5, sha)? Thank you  By the way, most of my original Floppys seem to be broken, as I got many read errors while trying to "dd" them  ----- Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic. | ||||||||
| Posted at 16:47 on May 10th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
Member Prof Gumby Posts: 486 | Yes, disk 1 has different. This is my SHA1 of disk 1. SHA1:84f7d9934516350d10ff395d2521332681f9f673 / disk 1 (USA : 02-25-1993) Of course, this is verified. (I've compared it with other user) | ||||||||
| Posted at 19:17 on May 10th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
Member Pupil Gumby Posts: 15 | I successfully re-dumped disk 1. Turns out my copy of X-Wing matches 595. Here's the correct checksum data for my copy of X-Wing.
Code: e6c010aad3c90efe009b2a98b5651689d9e35e58 xwing-vga-de_1of5.img ee0ca56f0971840011ebb9dfc49d215cbda36cec xwing-vga-de_2of5.img 2282d5b478b28181cbfe88223301076fcfcfa3e6 xwing-vga-de_3of5.img bd2269f36cebc89c59901a56ed3ec32695aae6ca xwing-vga-de_4of5.img 80e364378c191600ba05beff6ae73a4c90465de6 xwing-vga-de_5of5.img German version. All assets are german but game's spoken/text language is english. ----- Edited by i386dx40 at 14:18 on May 16th, 2014 | ||||||||
| Posted at 19:42 on May 10th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
Member Pupil Gumby Posts: 15 | The language field in TGOD diskimage database is somewhat confusing to me... For 595 it says german although the actual game language definitely is english. Can someone please clarify what Language acutally refers to if not in-game language? In this case it actually tells the language of the country the game was sold in. ----- Edited by i386dx40 at 09:15 on May 16th, 2014 | ||||||||
| Posted at 22:07 on May 11th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
 Admin Reborn Gumby Posts: 11573 | Originally posted by moo2 at 16:14 on May 10th, 2014: sorry for asking, but what do these kind of posts mean? Should it be for people who own the original Disks, to compare the checksums with their own Versions, to see if their Disks are still intact? Yes, for cataloguing it here on the site for reference. ----- Now you see the violence inherent in the system! | ||||||||
| Posted at 10:18 on September 12th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
Member Student Gumby Posts: 33 | Originally posted by i386dx40 at 19:17 on May 10th, 2014: German version. All assets are german but game's spoken/text language is english. Just for the record: that's not correct as I understand it. There's no German version of the original X-Wing. The game is completely in English, only the readme file on disk 1 is translated, that's why disk 1 differs from the English release but not the other disks (btw, dumped my original disks and got the same hashes). Manuals were in German (do you mean that with assets?), but then the region should be stated, not the language. X-Wing was translated into German only by installing the 2-disked "Imperial Pursuit Upgrade Kit", which made the game German and installed the Tour of Duty. Note that "Imperial Pursuit" was also available in Germany on a single disk, which didn't translate the game. That's the so-called "1st Edition". ----- Edited by batman at 09:20 on September 13th, 2014 | ||||||||
| Posted at 13:39 on December 28th, 2014 | Quote | Edit | Delete | |||||||||
Member Pupil Gumby Posts: 15 | Originally posted by batman at 10:18 on September 12th, 2014: Manuals were in German (do you mean that with assets?), but then the region should be stated, not the language. Yes - I was referring to the box, manual and booklets when talking of "assets". The game itself is all english. Sorry if that caused confusion. You are right about the language/region confusion btw. I'll try to be more concise in the future. | ||||||||