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diff --git a/phnxdeco-0.33.orig/src/phnxdeco_en.txt b/phnxdeco-0.33.orig/src/phnxdeco_en.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 1715b09..0000000 --- a/phnxdeco-0.33.orig/src/phnxdeco_en.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26 +0,0 @@ -/* - * PhoenixBIOS Decompress - * - * Copyright (C) 2000, 2002, 2003 Anthony Borisow - * - */ - - There are some keys during startup: - 1) "-ls" list contents starting from the tail of file - 2) "-xs" extract contents starting from the file's tail - 3) "-l" list contents starting from the beginning - 4) "-x" extract contents from the beginning of file - 5) "-c" disable printing of copyright strings - - Ok, some info. Couple weeks ago (2003) I've downloaded an IBM-Netvista BIOS -which had a firmware update with garbage both in the beginning and in the -tail of BIOS. Of course, it's impossible to determine where the "real" -update was. And thus all offsets in that file were misplaced. I couldn't -extract it. The solution is disable printing this kind of copyright strings, -the key "-c". - If the BIOS file is broken, and we want to unpack it any way then -the keys "-x" and "-xs" should be used. What they mean - when first key used -file is decompressed from the start, in the latter case - from the tail. -Just the same with the listing - keys "-l", "-ls". - Help just prints what the program is for. - |