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Walker · 08 September 2001, 10:53

When TOSEC fails to identify one or more disks of a multiple disk game, it's usually because there's a save game file on it. There are other reasons, but I think this is the most common one.

I have the latest DAT files, and yet TOSEC fails to identify a lot of my ADFs. Sometimes I can find out why by checking the disk for different cracks, trainers etc. Sometimes the DAT file has no info about my game at all.

I'm not 100% sure about how the TOSEC team wants us to deal with unidentified disks. I'm sure the DAT files could be improved a lot if we all helped out by sending them unidentified images. To make that work, I would like to see some sort of guide for this from TOSEC. Maybe there is one available somewhere?

08 September 2001, 10:53	#2
Walker Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Sweden Age: 51 Posts: 595	When TOSEC fails to identify one or more disks of a multiple disk game, it's usually because there's a save game file on it. There are other reasons, but I think this is the most common one. I have the latest DAT files, and yet TOSEC fails to identify a lot of my ADFs. Sometimes I can find out why by checking the disk for different cracks, trainers etc. Sometimes the DAT file has no info about my game at all. I'm not 100% sure about how the TOSEC team wants us to deal with unidentified disks. I'm sure the DAT files could be improved a lot if we all helped out by sending them unidentified images. To make that work, I would like to see some sort of guide for this from TOSEC. Maybe there is one available somewhere?