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============ Redump verifier - version 1.9 ==============
------------ Github.com/normalgamer --------------
Drag 'n Drop your ISO or folder
If you want to verify multiple items, separate them by anasterisk ( * )
> "D:\game\psp\Daxter PSP.iso"
"D:\game\psp\Daxter PSP.iso"
ISO: D:\game\psp\Daxter PSP.iso
Calculating hash...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "D:\game\redump\RedumpVerifier\RedumpVerifier.py", line 153, in <module>
verify(input_file)
File "D:\game\redump\RedumpVerifier\RedumpVerifier.py", line 52, in verify
with open("dat/" + dat, "r") as f:
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'dat/Apple - Macintosh - Datfile (635) (2021-09-06 08-51-31).dat'
I then tested a few other isos, they didn't have this problem. One of them was verified, the other wasn't. I checked the redump website, and the data appeared to be consistent (sadly!).
Then I wondered if it was the space. I tried it again, and the error doesn't occur anymore.
============ Redump verifier - version 1.9 ==============
------------ Github.com/normalgamer --------------
Drag 'n Drop your ISO or folder
If you want to verify multiple items, separate them by anasterisk ( * )
> "D:\game\psp\Daxter PSP.iso"
"D:\game\psp\Daxter PSP.iso"
ISO: D:\game\psp\Daxter PSP.iso
Calculating hash...
ISO's MD5 hash: 6d045a4de025925356d692da1b1e29ff
Game Verified, ISO's MD5 matches Redump hash
Redump game name: Daxter (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)
----------------------------------------
Summary:
Daxter PSP.iso" - Daxter (USA) (En,Fr,De,Es,It)
6d045a4de025925356d692da1b1e29ff
I guess it's a small bug, perhaps related to the update to the database, which didn't happen anymore the other times the script was run.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When I tried the first iso, I got an error.
I then tested a few other isos, they didn't have this problem. One of them was verified, the other wasn't. I checked the redump website, and the data appeared to be consistent (sadly!).
Then I wondered if it was the space. I tried it again, and the error doesn't occur anymore.
I guess it's a small bug, perhaps related to the update to the database, which didn't happen anymore the other times the script was run.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: