Call for help: need MD5 game data hashes

giucam · Post by **giucam** » Wed Feb 06, 2013 3:15 pm

The development version of ResidualVM, in master, has a list of MD5 hashes to check the integrity of the game data files of Grim Fandango retail and demo.
Currently we have some of them, but we need the ones for all the languages, and for all the different versions (unpatched, pre-patched).

The best way to get them is to run the latest version from master (you can download a daily build), run Grim, press Ctrl+d and in the on-screen console run the command

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check_gamedata

It may take a while to check all the files, and if there is one that has a different MD5 hash a dialog will come up with the file name and the hash. The same hash is also outputted in the log, which you can see by calling in the console

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openlog

Otherwise you can calculate the hashes by using a standalone tool (e.g. md5sum in Linux) on the .LAB files.

Please post here the hashes you get, together with the game version.

So far we have:
- English both
- Italian unpatched
- German unpatched
- French unpatched
- Spanish unpatched

and we need
- Italian patched
- German patched
- Spanish patched
- French patched
- Portuguese both

desperadoduck · Post by **desperadoduck** » Wed Feb 06, 2013 5:18 pm

by the way, the game runs perfectly here

giucam · Post by **giucam** » Wed Feb 06, 2013 5:57 pm

Thanks desperadoduck. is it the patched or unpatched version?

desperadoduck · Post by **desperadoduck** » Wed Feb 06, 2013 7:09 pm

How can I tell the difference? I didn't apply any patches. I just put gfupd101.exe into the game directory.

giucam · Post by **giucam** » Wed Feb 06, 2013 8:29 pm

If you run the original game without the patch does it have the subtitles in the movies?

desperadoduck · Post by **desperadoduck** » Wed Feb 06, 2013 8:55 pm

hmmm... difficult.

1. The game won't run in residualvm if I remove the gfupd101.exe from the game directory.

2. The game won't install with the original installer on my win7-64 setup, so I can't have a look at how it originally looked.

3. All data on the disk seems to have a time stamp from 1998

counting_pine · Post by **counting_pine** » Thu Feb 07, 2013 4:53 am

If the game is already patched, would running the patch cause an error? That might be another handy litmus.

YakBizzarro · Post by **YakBizzarro** » Thu Feb 07, 2013 7:58 am

I'm quite sure that is the unpatched version, since the md5 of data000.lab is the same of mine italian unpatched version.

@counting_pine: for simplicity in ResidualVM the patch is mandatory, even on already patched versions.

giucam · Post by **giucam** » Thu Feb 07, 2013 10:37 am

desperadoduck, are you sure your data003.lab is not corrupted? Its md5 is different from the english one, and i know that can file can be tricky.

desperadoduck · Post by **desperadoduck** » Thu Feb 07, 2013 7:12 pm

Ok, here is what I did (on linux):
1. I tried to run md5sum directly on the files on the cdrom, and got an I/O-Error.
2. I renamed data003.lab to data003.lam in my grim-directory, and soft-linked this file from the cdrom to the directory. residualvm shoud now use the data003.lab from the cdrom
3. I ran the checksum-tool in residualvm
4. This is what I got:
WARNING: 'vox0004.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: 'bae246c5335c1d139b97a48277ee8841'!
WARNING: 'vox0003.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: '5bda9a36181c1fea368491b842c11efe'!
WARNING: 'vox0002.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: '5ea9fde04f3315a51fe1fe9c5bdb9d0d'!
WARNING: 'vox0001.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: 'e13eb421b9490cbaeef66f0cf6156764'!
WARNING: 'vox0000.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: 'e884221099ba62dacf04a35be8428419'!
WARNING: 'movie04.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: 'f1b8c1de4f82099ab080f9cbe2b02da6'!
WARNING: 'movie03.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: 'd2aae2e27616f78016a71818e528acda'!
WARNING: 'movie02.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: 'a4d5c108a167afb0674e26790edf65e6'!
WARNING: 'movie01.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: '500bc51ce211d528f6c7170f479c9525'!
WARNING: 'data003.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: '7f76c20f1d77db287473ffef10b8b309'!
WARNING: 'credits.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: '2e6319c2ec5772ced5dc9f8b41eb5de7'!
WARNING: 'local.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: '27c961c16f9eaf0260781883150e5611'!

Btw, I'm not totally sure the file works. I'm still in year two of the game.

desperadoduck · Post by **desperadoduck** » Thu Feb 07, 2013 7:20 pm

sorry... I ran the test in the wrong copy of my grim directory

When I use the directory with the softlink to data003, I get yet another checksum:
WARNING: 'data003.lab' may be corrupted. MD5: '095841df2b14fefeee69d0b48b7c8cbf'!

desperadoduck · Post by **desperadoduck** » Thu Feb 07, 2013 8:54 pm

Ok. I just cheated my way to year three. I can run around and do stuff (using the 7f76c20f1d77db287473ffef10b8b309-Version of data003).

giucam · Post by **giucam** » Thu Feb 07, 2013 9:59 pm

Could you check the sums of all the files in data003.lab?
compile unlab from residualvm-tools, run md5sum on the files you get and post the output on some pastebin.

that should say a final word on if your md5 is correct or not.

Thanks

counting_pine · Post by **counting_pine** » Fri Feb 08, 2013 4:13 am

YakBizzarro wrote:@counting_pine: for simplicity in ResidualVM the patch is mandatory, even on already patched versions.

I just meant running the gfupd101 file, whether that informs you if the game is already patched.

YakBizzarro · Post by **YakBizzarro** » Fri Feb 08, 2013 8:00 am

Gfupd101.exe doesn't recognize pre-patched versions, it add patches files again, even if they aren't needed.