This uses some of the information gathered in #61 to identify the game version. It will be necessary when implementing #8 .
This should be considere a test for the method of detection and as a publicly available tool to help OpenSW1R users to gather useful information.
As the output might be slightly hidden, you can run ./openswe1r | grep "Game version"
If it outputs something like "Game version: Unknown (...)"..
OR
..if the output does not match your game version (wrong language / region or something):
Please respond with the COFF timestamp and more information about your version of the game: CD / DVD version, was it patched from some cover disc or official update (which one?), supported language, md5sum of binary, .. in #61
This uses some of the information gathered in #61 to identify the game version. It will be necessary when implementing #8 .
This should be considere a test for the method of detection and as a publicly available tool to help OpenSW1R users to gather useful information.
As the output might be slightly hidden, you can run
./openswe1r | grep "Game version"If it outputs something like "Game version: Unknown (...)".. OR ..if the output does not match your game version (wrong language / region or something):
Please respond with the COFF timestamp and more information about your version of the game: CD / DVD version, was it patched from some cover disc or official update (which one?), supported language, md5sum of binary, .. in #61