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sign [options] filename.iso | sign [options] filename.iso | ||
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-o outputname.iso specify output file name, by default '''''out.iso''''' is used as output file name | -o outputname.iso specify output file name, by default '''''out.iso''''' is used as output file name | ||
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-b banner.ban specify banner file name, if not used, no banner will be displayed while boot up | -b banner.ban specify banner file name, if not used, no banner will be displayed while boot up | ||
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-t romtags.tag specify rom_tags file name, if not used the default romtags will be applied. | -t romtags.tag specify rom_tags file name, if not used the default romtags will be applied. | ||
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-l PAL lock the title to PAL region only. | -l PAL lock the title to PAL region only. | ||
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-l NTSC lock the title to NTSC region only. | -l NTSC lock the title to NTSC region only. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:31, 5 September 2006
An unmodified Opera console requires certain signature to be present on the disc in order to sucessfully boot the software. The "sing" command line tool is used to sign an unsigned iso image.
Usage:
sign [options] filename.iso
Options:
-o outputname.iso specify output file name, by default out.iso is used as output file name
-b banner.ban specify banner file name, if not used, no banner will be displayed while boot up
-t romtags.tag specify rom_tags file name, if not used the default romtags will be applied.
-l PAL lock the title to PAL region only.
-l NTSC lock the title to NTSC region only.
