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>What’s interesting is the checksum at the end. It’s the CRC32 of the file, minus the last 10 bytes, which can be easily checked with the slice and crc32 tools
by superkuh 2y ago
>What’s interesting is the checksum at the end. It’s the CRC32 of the file, minus the last 10 bytes, which can be easily checked with the slice and crc32 tools of my hacking Swiss army knife rsbkb:
I want to know the story of how he realized it was the CRC of the file minus the last 10 bytes. That's gotta be an interesting thought path.
- ndsipa_pomu 2y agoIf the last 10 bytes are used to store the checksum, then it would make sense to not include them.
- Dylan16807 2y agoAnd yes, they are, semicolon then space then 8 hex.