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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<iso_project
image_name="${CD_IMAGE_NAME}.bin"
cue_sheet="${CD_IMAGE_NAME}.cue"
>
<track type="data">
<identifiers
system ="PLAYSTATION"
volume ="SYSTEM573"
volume_set ="SYSTEM573"
publisher ="MEIDOTEK"
data_preparer ="PSN00BSDK ${PSN00BSDK_VERSION}"
application ="PLAYSTATION"
copyright ="README.TXT;1"
/>
<directory_tree>
<!--
The System 573 BIOS does not parse SYSTEM.CNF, it's instead
hardcoded to look for an executable named PSX.EXE. Some modded
or hacked BIOS variants may instead look for slightly altered
file names (QSY.DXD, SSW.BXF, TSV.AXG) as an obfuscation
measure, so it's recommended to have multiple copies of the
executable on the disc.
Note that this behavior can be abused to make multi-system CDs
with different executables for PS1 and 573 (i.e. have both
PSX.EXE as the 573 executable and SYSTEM.CNF pointing to the
PS1 executable).
-->
<!--<file name="SYSTEM.CNF" type="data" source="${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/system.cnf" />-->
<file name="PSX.EXE" type="data" source="system573.exe" />
<file name="QSY.DXD" type="data" source="system573.exe" />
<file name="SSW.BXF" type="data" source="system573.exe" />
<file name="TSV.AXG" type="data" source="system573.exe" />
<dummy sectors="1024"/>
</directory_tree>
</track>
<!--<track type="audio" source="track2.wav" />-->
</iso_project>
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