[Guide] Removing dummy data without rebuilding

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[Guide] Removing dummy data without rebuilding

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WierdName

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28. November 2006 @ 19:11

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Someone may be interested in this so here goes.

What you will need;
1. A text editor that can open and edit files the size of the disk image you want to edit.
2. A checksum fixer.
The text editor I used was UltraEdit. I dont remember the name of a checksum calculator so your on your own, sorry.

Heres how to do it,
1. Rip the disk into an ISO unless you already have.
2. Open the ISO and extract all the dummy data files.
3. Open the first dummy file and search for the text at the begining. Note the line its at. Next search for the text at the end of the dummy file. Note its line.
4. Highlight all the text between the two lines you noted and delete it.
5. Now add some text or spaces in the place of the old text.
6 Continue to do that with the other dummy files.
7. Run a checksum calculator to correct it.
8. Enjoy.
Simple enough right? Tell me your results.

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