TOSEC - DAT Pack - Complete (1111) (TOSEC-v2009-12-27)

Aral · 28 December 2009, 02:21

Guess what!! TOSEC has released a new datpack

Get it from http://www.tosecdev.org or from http://sharebee.com/1d593001

Merry Christmas all

Retroplay · 28 December 2009, 02:48

Yup, I'm rebuilding as I type this.

Btw, thanks for the update.

TCD · 28 December 2009, 12:59

Very nice

Maybe you should have mentioned that there are new AMIGA DATS in the pack too

Thanks to all involved

PandMonium · 28 December 2009, 16:53

Hi all

Hope we can start having more frequent releases and do things better, we've a few bunch of guys willing to continue the work in TOSEC and do it properly.

As for Amiga dats , i'm not 100% sure if the final dats we have now had all this people involved because some parts got redone and others haven't been applied probably, since last release we had updates made from idoru and bippyM from here too applying fixes, all the latest and excellent work was done by mai with the help of guys like you and others (won't say names because i could forgot someone) around here pointing incorrections

And also some TNC fixes so sets became TNC valid.

So i just want to say thanks for your support and if possible keep helping us out by nagging mai

Kyon · 28 December 2009, 17:22

thanks everyone

mai · 28 December 2009, 22:39

Ok guys, some words by me.
Finally, after a long period of no releases new dats are available.
You probably know, i have done some major changes and improvments in
Commodore Amiga - Games - [ADF] (TOSEC-v2009-12-16_CM),
the rest of Amiga dats are untouched by me.
So, what have i done in current release, which changes are included until now?
I have checked every single disks Letters M - Z, checking for contets, viruses, errors and so on.
I have tried to use general descriptors, instead of different discriptors for one and the same thing.
I have removed some sets, because they contains garbage, and moved some sets to different dats.
I have changed group names to valid abbreviations and some groups got their cracks back

, a lot of more changes - i dont know anymore.

I think for myself, the current dat is a step forward, because of removing many errors and a huge number of improvments.
Maybe you have also noticed, i have no sets added, my main aim is to clean the current dat, when i have finished the job, then i will begin to add
new sets from my huge nonTOSEC collection.
I have used the following sources to compare and optimize current release(thanks to the guys behind this projects):

HOL and AMR Database
http://hol.abime.net/
http://amr.abime.net/

SPS Database and release
http://www.softpres.org/

EAB and FTP Fileserver (archives Boondox, BSA, BE-Trader, Boilerroom)
http://eab.abime.net/
http://eab.whdownload.com/

TOSEC Database

now i would grateful for any kind of suggestions and error reports.
Thanks.

...i will continue.

MethodGit · 23 January 2010, 15:59

New TOSEC sets are always exciting.

Though I do have a few questions to ask at least....

I wonder what inspired you guys to include the Kixx XL version of The Secret of Monkey Island? Seeing that amongst the other stuff inspired me to check if things like Kixx XL Monkey Island 2 (still available from my webspace

) would also be around, but alas, no dice. Chuffed to see Code Engineers SWOS and AGA/Pirates Vital Light become "part of the family" now on the other hand. Another odd thing is how the Flashback ADFs are still a confusing mismash of non-Englishy releases, despite the Delphine Collection version having been commonly spread around on here for a while now....

But overall, I'm happy to see the previous Skidmarks and Xmas Lemmings naming errors sorted out!

P.S. Why do some games have an [a] tag beside them but no tag-free equivalent to go with them (i.e. a supposedly non-alternative "original")?

mai · 23 January 2010, 17:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by MethodGit

But overall, I'm happy to see the previous Skidmarks and Xmas Lemmings naming errors sorted out!

Nice to read, that you like it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by MethodGit

P.S. Why do some games have an [a] tag beside them but no tag-free equivalent to go with them (i.e. a supposedly non-alternative "original")?

Tell me the sets and i will fix it.
A set should always start with a non [a] flag.
TOSEC explorer is not able to fix this automatically, i have to find the errors manually, there were a few sets, and are still a few sets.

hitm4n · 30 January 2010, 11:14

Really great to have movement on Amiga dats again. Looks like i should dig out my 12 dvd set and start dumping onto a drive for a quick (or not) rescan. Thx for the erfforts...

I look foward to when new discs start being added and we can start hunting, collecting and trading again

28 December 2009, 02:21	#1
Aral TOSEC-PIX Curator Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 104	TOSEC - DAT Pack - Complete (1111) (TOSEC-v2009-12-27) Guess what!! TOSEC has released a new datpack Get it from http://www.tosecdev.org or from http://sharebee.com/1d593001 Merry Christmas all

28 December 2009, 02:48	#2
Retroplay Lemon Curry ? Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Denmark Age: 48 Posts: 4,001	Yup, I'm rebuilding as I type this. Btw, thanks for the update. Last edited by Retroplay; 28 December 2009 at 04:43. Reason: Forgot to say thanks. :)

28 December 2009, 22:39	#6
mai Registered User Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Federativnaya Respublika Germaniya Posts: 4,992	Ok guys, some words by me. Finally, after a long period of no releases new dats are available. You probably know, i have done some major changes and improvments in Commodore Amiga - Games - [ADF] (TOSEC-v2009-12-16_CM), the rest of Amiga dats are untouched by me. So, what have i done in current release, which changes are included until now? I have checked every single disks Letters M - Z, checking for contets, viruses, errors and so on. I have tried to use general descriptors, instead of different discriptors for one and the same thing. I have removed some sets, because they contains garbage, and moved some sets to different dats. I have changed group names to valid abbreviations and some groups got their cracks back, a lot of more changes - i dont know anymore. I think for myself, the current dat is a step forward, because of removing many errors and a huge number of improvments. Maybe you have also noticed, i have no sets added, my main aim is to clean the current dat, when i have finished the job, then i will begin to add new sets from my huge nonTOSEC collection. I have used the following sources to compare and optimize current release(thanks to the guys behind this projects): HOL and AMR Database http://hol.abime.net/ http://amr.abime.net/ SPS Database and release http://www.softpres.org/ EAB and FTP Fileserver (archives Boondox, BSA, BE-Trader, Boilerroom) http://eab.abime.net/ http://eab.whdownload.com/ TOSEC Database now i would grateful for any kind of suggestions and error reports. Thanks....i will continue. Last edited by mai; 29 December 2009 at 00:01.

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28 December 2009, 12:59	#3
TCD HOL/FTP busy bee Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Germany Age: 45 Posts: 29,754	Very nice Maybe you should have mentioned that there are new AMIGA DATS in the pack too Thanks to all involved

28 December 2009, 16:53	#4
PandMonium Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Portugal Posts: 408	Hi all Hope we can start having more frequent releases and do things better, we've a few bunch of guys willing to continue the work in TOSEC and do it properly. As for Amiga dats , i'm not 100% sure if the final dats we have now had all this people involved because some parts got redone and others haven't been applied probably, since last release we had updates made from idoru and bippyM from here too applying fixes, all the latest and excellent work was done by mai with the help of guys like you and others (won't say names because i could forgot someone) around here pointing incorrections And also some TNC fixes so sets became TNC valid. So i just want to say thanks for your support and if possible keep helping us out by nagging mai

28 December 2009, 17:22	#5
Kyon Banned Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: SOS Brigade Age: 32 Posts: 696	thanks everyone

23 January 2010, 15:59	#7
MethodGit Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: The Streets Age: 39 Posts: 2,731	New TOSEC sets are always exciting. Though I do have a few questions to ask at least.... I wonder what inspired you guys to include the Kixx XL version of The Secret of Monkey Island? Seeing that amongst the other stuff inspired me to check if things like Kixx XL Monkey Island 2 (still available from my webspace ) would also be around, but alas, no dice. Chuffed to see Code Engineers SWOS and AGA/Pirates Vital Light become "part of the family" now on the other hand. Another odd thing is how the Flashback ADFs are still a confusing mismash of non-Englishy releases, despite the Delphine Collection version having been commonly spread around on here for a while now.... But overall, I'm happy to see the previous Skidmarks and Xmas Lemmings naming errors sorted out! P.S. Why do some games have an [a] tag beside them but no tag-free equivalent to go with them (i.e. a supposedly non-alternative "original")?

30 January 2010, 11:14	#9
hitm4n Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Lincoln, UK Posts: 581	Really great to have movement on Amiga dats again. Looks like i should dig out my 12 dvd set and start dumping onto a drive for a quick (or not) rescan. Thx for the erfforts... I look foward to when new discs start being added and we can start hunting, collecting and trading again

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