PSX Date and EDC Check on Discs with Non-Standard EXE
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| - | # | + | # Highlight Track 01 on the left side of screen |
| - | # | + | # Right click and select 'Sector View' |
| - | # | + | # In the sector box next to the blue arrows type in '12' and check the RAW box |
| - | # | + | # If the last 4 bytes are zero then no EDC. If last 4 bytes are 0x3F13B0BE then EDC. |
| - | # | + | # Repeat for sectors 13,14, and 15 |
[[Category:Dumping Guides]] | [[Category:Dumping Guides]] | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 29 November 2018
Some PSX discs such as LightSpan and GameShark have irregular executables on the disc that require an alternate way to determine Exe Date and EDC status.
EXE Date
- Open isobuster
- Check the time stamps settings under Options > File System Settings > Time stamps, and make sure both settings are set to local time stamp (recorded time stamp)
- Click on the ISO icon under Track 01
- Right click on system.cnf and click 'Sector View'
- Note the filename after boot=cdrom
- Close Sector View
- Find that filename in the right side window (might be inside a folder)
- Note the date of this file (note that redump requires date in yyyy-mm-dd format)
EDC Yes/No
- Highlight Track 01 on the left side of screen
- Right click and select 'Sector View'
- In the sector box next to the blue arrows type in '12' and check the RAW box
- If the last 4 bytes are zero then no EDC. If last 4 bytes are 0x3F13B0BE then EDC.
- Repeat for sectors 13,14, and 15
