About this loader.

[Desaigy]

E, well there is a loader named the sit wulf loader, and well..I couldn't help but noticing sit.dat, so i opend up and grinned. I think this is what the loader uses to check roms er something. So um, well i was looking at it, and i composed a question. The question is as follows, what do these numbers mean? Like, the ones it shows after the file names. Are they important? Er, well thats the question so umm, an awnser would be apreciated. A "thank you kindly"
to whoever took their time in reading this.

System: NEO
RomName: svcplus
Game: Snk vs Capcom

[Program]
svc_p1.r0m,0,600000,0,0

[Text]
svc_s1.r0m,0,20000,0,0

[Z80]
svc-m1.r0m,0,20000,0,0

[Samples]
svc-v1.r0m,0,400000,0,0
svc-v2.r0m,400000,400000,0,0
svc-v3.r0m,800000,400000,0,0
svc-v4.r0m,C00000,400000,0,0

[Graphics]
svc_c1.r0m,0,800000,0,0
svc_c2.r0m,1,800000,0,0
svc_c3.r0m,1000000,800000,0,0
svc_c4.r0m,1000001,800000,0,0
svc_c5.r0m,2000000,800000,0,0
svc_c6.r0m,2000001,800000,0,0
svc_c7.r0m,3000000,800000,0,0
svc_c8.r0m,3000001,800000,0,0

[System]
CartridgeID: 267
GfxCrypt: 0
GfxKey: 0
ButLayout: 9
Fix: c

[GizMack The Gusher]

they are the allocated memory space numbers

[Desaigy]

so, well i gots the name of them nows, thank you. but ummm, how might i er add well to be sepecific, 2k3, how might i figure out .. er well, the numbers.

[Guest]

one way you can get the numbers ould be to look in the zip file for 2k3 and look at the size another way to get these numbers wou be to create a dat file but the easyist way to get these numbers is to errr um errr um err gee um er like um er E just download the driver

[Guest]

XD well, ok so now i know there alocated mem space providers, i know that i need to look at the file size to get them or create a dat. welp, the file size of 271-c1d.r0m is 8,388,608 bytes so would that be it?

[GizMack The Gusher]

XD well, ok so now i know there alocated mem space providers, i know that i need to look at the file size to get them or create a dat. welp, the file size of 271-c1d.r0m is 8,388,608 bytes so would that be it?

need to look for there CRC values.........can do this by either using winzip or some other hash value reader. I use hashcalc. it is a great tool. i have added the download http://www.fetalfoundation.com/hashcalc.zip

and here is also another tool for the dos users!
http://www.fetalfoundation.com/fsum.zip




if you need help adding them or are looking for a driver let me know i'll see what i have