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if you rip a game from a gd-rom, the lba is at 45000
and all relevant files point to 45000
the advantage is that the last dreamcast consoles produced
are protected against booting a lba smaller than 45000
and therefore people owning such a console need to make
the backups beginning at 45000.
cause this is the original value, no protection is possible.
but takes about 80mb space on cd so many games canīt made
selfboot by this. (audio-audio-data)
if you donīt own such a protected dreamcast its just
a 80mb dummy for you and therefore not useless.
binhack deletes a logo for example, if inserted before.
i agree with you, ip.bin is overwritten every time and this
is absolutely useless. but thats the way binhack works.
you can avoid using binhack if you use a hexeditor.
maybe i find time to find a batch solution for patching this 2 bytes.
imho:
binhack does nothing than calculate the given lba from dez to hex
and put it in the right place in the bootbin. and inserts the bootbin filename
in the ip.bin but by doing this it deletes everything in the
"custom" parts of the ip.bin
if iīm wrong please correct me!
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