Clean up .info files

dist/info/00_example_libretro.info

@@ -44,11 +44,14 @@
 # firmware0_desc = "filename (Description)" ex: firmware0_desc = "bios.gg (GameGear BIOS)"
 # Firmware path
 # firmware0_path = "filename.ext"  ex: firmware0_path = "bios.gg"
+# Firmware hash
+# firmware0_md5 = "ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff"
+# firmware0_sha1 = "ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff"
 # Is firmware optional or not, if not defined RetroArch will assume it is required
 # firmware0_opt = "true/false"
 
 # Additional notes:
-# notes = "(!) hash|(!) game rom|(^) continue|[1] notes|[^] continue|[*] list"
+# notes = "(!) game rom|(^) continue|[1] notes|[^] continue|[*] list"
 
 # Libretro Features - The libretro API features the core supports. Useful for sorting cores
 # Does the core support savestates

dist/info/4do_libretro.info

@@ -34,44 +34,52 @@ firmware_count = 10
 
 firmware0_desc = "panafz1.bin (Panasonic FZ-1 BIOS)"
 firmware0_path = "panafz1.bin"
+firmware0_md5 = "f47264dd47fe30f73ab3c010015c155b"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
 
 firmware1_desc = "panafz10.bin (Panasonic FZ-10 BIOS)"
 firmware1_path = "panafz10.bin"
+firmware1_md5 = "51f2f43ae2f3508a14d9f56597e2d3ce"
 firmware1_opt = "true"
 
 firmware2_desc = "panafz10-patched.bin (Panasonic FZ-10 BIOS [RSA Patch])"
 firmware2_path = "panafz10-patched.bin"
+firmware2_md5 = "1477bda80dc33731a65468c1f5bcbee9"
 firmware2_opt = "true"
 
 firmware3_desc = "panafz10e-anvil.bin (Panasonic FZ-10E BIOS [Anvil])"
 firmware3_path = "panafz10e-anvil.bin"
+firmware3_md5 = "a48e6746bd7edec0f40cff078f0bb19f"
 firmware3_opt = "true"
 
 firmware4_desc = "panafz10e-anvil-patched.bin (Panasonic FZ-10E BIOS [Anvil RSA Patch])"
 firmware4_path = "panafz10e-anvil-patched.bin"
+firmware4_md5 = "cf11bbb5a16d7af9875cca9de9a15e09"
 firmware4_opt = "true"
 
 firmware5_desc = "goldstar.bin (Goldstar GDO-101M BIOS)"
 firmware5_path = "goldstar.bin"
+firmware5_md5 = "8639fd5e549bd6238cfee79e3e749114"
 firmware5_opt = "true"
 
 firmware6_desc = "sanyotry.bin (Sanyo Try IMP-21J BIOS)"
 firmware6_path = "sanyotry.bin"
+firmware6_md5 = "35fa1a1ebaaeea286dc5cd15487c13ea"
 firmware6_opt = "true"
 
 firmware7_desc = "3do_arcade_saot.bin (Shootout At Old Tucson BIOS)"
 firmware7_path = "3do_arcade_saot.bin"
+firmware7_md5 = "8970fc987ab89a7f64da9f8a8c4333ff"
 firmware7_opt = "true"
 
 firmware8_desc = "panafz1-kanji.bin (Panasonic FZ-1 Kanji Font ROM)"
 firmware8_path = "panafz1-kanji.bin"
+firmware8_md5 = "b8dc97f778a6245c58e064b0312e8281"
 firmware8_opt = "true"
 
 firmware9_desc = "panafz10ja-anvil-kanji.bin (Panasonic FZ-10JA Kanji Font ROM)"
 firmware9_path = "panafz10ja-anvil-kanji.bin"
+firmware9_md5 = "428577250f43edc902ea239c50d2240d"
 firmware9_opt = "true"
 
-notes = "(!) panafz1.bin (md5): f47264dd47fe30f73ab3c010015c155b|(!) panafz10.bin (md5): 51f2f43ae2f3508a14d9f56597e2d3ce|(!) panafz10-patched.bin (md5): 1477bda80dc33731a65468c1f5bcbee9|(!) panafz10e-anvil.bin (md5): a48e6746bd7edec0f40cff078f0bb19f|(!) panafz10e-anvil-patched.bin (md5): cf11bbb5a16d7af9875cca9de9a15e09|(!) goldstar.bin (md5): 8639fd5e549bd6238cfee79e3e749114|(!) sanyotry.bin (md5): 35fa1a1ebaaeea286dc5cd15487c13ea|(!) 3do_arcade_saot.bin (md5): 8970fc987ab89a7f64da9f8a8c4333ff|(!) panafz1-kanji.bin (md5): b8dc97f778a6245c58e064b0312e8281|(!) panafz10ja-anvil-kanji.bin (md5): 428577250f43edc902ea239c50d2240d"
-
 description = "A port of 4DO, itself a fork of FreeDO, to libretro. One of several BIOS ROMs must be placed into your RetroArch / libretro "System Directory" folder. "norsa" versions have the RSA encryption check disabled which should allow unsigned software to run. This core is very demanding and is still in development, so many games have varying levels of compatibility and/or bugs."

dist/info/a5200_libretro.info

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ savestate_features = "deterministic"
 firmware_count = 1
 firmware0_desc = "5200.rom (5200 BIOS)"
 firmware0_path = "5200.rom"
+firmware0_md5 = "281f20ea4320404ec820fb7ec0693b38"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
-notes = "(!) 5200.rom (md5): 281f20ea4320404ec820fb7ec0693b38"
 
 description = "A port of the a5200 Atari 5200 emulator to libretro. Based on Atari800 2.0.2 and originally developed for the GCW Zero, this core runs fast on low-powered hardware. With a design focussed on ease of use and good libretro integration, the core is intended as a simple 'plug and play' solution for Atari 5200 content."

dist/info/atari800_libretro.info

@@ -35,19 +35,27 @@ needs_kbd_mouse_focus = "true"
 firmware_count = 5
 firmware0_desc = "5200.rom (Atari 5200 BIOS)"
 firmware0_path = "5200.rom"
+firmware0_md5 = "281f20ea4320404ec820fb7ec0693b38"
 firmware0_opt = "false"
+
 firmware1_desc = "ATARIBAS.ROM (Atari BASIC)"
 firmware1_path = "ATARIBAS.ROM"
+firmware1_md5 = "0bac0c6a50104045d902df4503a4c30b"
 firmware1_opt = "false"
+
 firmware2_desc = "ATARIOSA.ROM (Atari 400/800 OS A)"
 firmware2_path = "ATARIOSA.ROM"
+firmware2_md5 = "eb1f32f5d9f382db1bbfb8d7f9cb343a"
 firmware2_opt = "false"
+
 firmware3_desc = "ATARIOSB.ROM (Atari 400/800 OS B)"
 firmware3_path = "ATARIOSB.ROM"
+firmware3_md5 = "4177f386a3bac989a981d3fe3388cb6c"
 firmware3_opt = "false"
+
 firmware4_desc = "ATARIXL.ROM (Atari XL/XE OS)"
 firmware4_path = "ATARIXL.ROM"
+firmware4_md5 = "06daac977823773a3eea3422fd26a703"
 firmware4_opt = "false"
-notes = "(!) 5200.rom (md5): 281f20ea4320404ec820fb7ec0693b38|(!) ATARIBAS.ROM (md5): 0bac0c6a50104045d902df4503a4c30b|(!) ATARIOSA.ROM (md5): eb1f32f5d9f382db1bbfb8d7f9cb343a|(!) ATARIOSB.ROM (md5): 4177f386a3bac989a981d3fe3388cb6c|(!) ATARIXL.ROM (md5): 06daac977823773a3eea3422fd26a703"
 
 description = "A port of the free and portable Atari800 emulator to libretro. This core supports games and programs written for the Atari 8-bit computers (400, 800, 600 XL, 800XL, 130XE) and 5200 console. When loaded, the core should boot to the Atari Computer - Memo Pad screen and will generate a .atari800.cfg config file in the frontend's home directory and will add the required BIOS files it detects in the frontend's system directory to the config file. Once that is done, users may manually select which Atari system to emulate through the Atari System core option. These and other options can also be modified through the core's own menu, accessible through the retrokeyboard's F1 key."

dist/info/bk_libretro.info

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+# Software Information
 display_name = "Elektronika - BK-0010/BK-0011(M)"
 authors = "Eric A. Edwards, Leonid A. Broukhis, emestee, arcade-mini, phcoder"
 supported_extensions = "bin"
@@ -28,37 +29,44 @@ firmware_count = 8
 
 firmware0_desc = "bk/B11M_BOS.ROM"
 firmware0_path = "bk/B11M_BOS.ROM"
+firmware0_md5 = "fe4627d1e3a1535874085050733263e7"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
 
 firmware1_desc = "bk/B11M_EXT.ROM"
 firmware1_path = "bk/B11M_EXT.ROM"
+firmware1_md5 = "dc52f365d56fa1951f5d35b1101b9e3f"
 firmware1_opt = "true"
 
 firmware2_desc = "bk/BAS11M_0.ROM"
 firmware2_path = "bk/BAS11M_0.ROM"
+firmware2_md5 = "946f6f23ded03c0e26187f0b3ca75993"
 firmware2_opt = "true"
 
 firmware3_desc = "bk/BAS11M_1.ROM"
 firmware3_path = "bk/BAS11M_1.ROM"
+firmware3_md5 = "1e6637f32aa7d1de03510030cac40bcf"
 firmware3_opt = "true"
 
 firmware4_desc = "bk/DISK_327.ROM"
 firmware4_path = "bk/DISK_327.ROM"
+firmware4_md5 = "5015228eeeb238e65da8edcd1b6dfac7"
 firmware4_opt = "true"
 
 firmware5_desc = "bk/BASIC10.ROM"
 firmware5_path = "bk/BASIC10.ROM"
+firmware5_md5 = "3fa774326d75410a065659aea80252f0"
 firmware5_opt = "true"
 
 firmware6_desc = "bk/FOCAL10.ROM"
 firmware6_path = "bk/FOCAL10.ROM"
+firmware6_md5 = "5737f972e8638831ab71e9139abae052"
 firmware6_opt = "true"
 
 firmware7_desc = "bk/MONIT10.ROM"
 firmware7_path = "bk/MONIT10.ROM"
+firmware7_md5 = "95f8c41c6abf7640e35a6a03cecebd01"
 firmware7_opt = "true"
 
-notes = "(!) bk/B11M_BOS.ROM (md5): fe4627d1e3a1535874085050733263e7|(!) bk/B11M_EXT.ROM (md5): dc52f365d56fa1951f5d35b1101b9e3f|(!) bk/BAS11M_0.ROM (md5): 946f6f23ded03c0e26187f0b3ca75993|(!) bk/BAS11M_1.ROM (md5): 1e6637f32aa7d1de03510030cac40bcf|(!) bk/DISK_327.ROM (md5): 5015228eeeb238e65da8edcd1b6dfac7|(!) bk/BASIC10.ROM (md5): 3fa774326d75410a065659aea80252f0|(!) bk/FOCAL10.ROM (md5): 5737f972e8638831ab71e9139abae052|(!) bk/MONIT10.ROM (md5): 95f8c41c6abf7640e35a6a03cecebd01"
 notes = "(!) Homepage: http://www.mailcom.com/bk0010/index_en.shtml"
 
 description = "A port of the PDP11 emulator to libretro. This core emulates the Soviet Electronica BK computers series, including the BK-0010, BK-0010.01 and BK-0011(M), as well as the Terak 8510/a, which is a 1976 American PDP-11/03 platform that the Electronica BK series were designed after. The BK series computers were the first mass-produced, affordable personal computers in Russia in the 1980s and they had a tremendous effect on the development of the Russian-speaking software community, similar to the C64, ZX Spectrum and Atari 2600 communities elsewhere in the world. These computers will accept console commands in English but respond mostly in Russian, so this core is mostly of use to Russian-speaking users."

dist/info/blastem_libretro.info

@@ -35,8 +35,7 @@ firmware_count = 1
 
 firmware0_desc = "rom.db (ROM feature database)"
 firmware0_path = "rom.db"
+firmware0_sha1 = "E5414FB1C4CC7D7F5101C07E4547316779BA3D97"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
 
-notes = "(!) rom.db (sha1): E5414FB1C4CC7D7F5101C07E4547316779BA3D97"
-
 description = "A port of the BlastEm Sega Genesis/Mega Drive emulator to libretro. This emulator is focused on being both extremely accurate and extremely fast. While it is not as mature as Genesis Plus GX, its extreme accuracy makes it capable of running many demos and test ROMs that choke other emulators, including the notoriously complex Titan Overdrive I and II demos."

dist/info/bsnes_hd_beta_libretro.info

@@ -15,64 +15,86 @@ systemid = "super_nes"
 
 # BIOS / Firmware
 firmware_count = 19
+
 firmware0_desc = "dsp1.data.rom"
 firmware0_path = "dsp1.data.rom"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
+
 firmware1_desc = "dsp1.program.rom"
 firmware1_path = "dsp1.program.rom"
 firmware1_opt = "true"
+
 firmware2_desc = "dsp1b.data.rom"
 firmware2_path = "dsp1b.data.rom"
 firmware2_opt = "true"
+
 firmware3_desc = "dsp1b.program.rom"
 firmware3_path = "dsp1b.program.rom"
 firmware3_opt = "true"
+
 firmware4_desc = "dsp2.data.rom"
 firmware4_path = "dsp2.data.rom"
 firmware4_opt = "true"
+
 firmware5_desc = "dsp2.program.rom"
 firmware5_path = "dsp2.program.rom"
 firmware5_opt = "true"
+
 firmware6_desc = "dsp3.data.rom"
 firmware6_path = "dsp3.data.rom"
 firmware6_opt = "true"
+
 firmware7_desc = "dsp3.program.rom"
 firmware7_path = "dsp3.program.rom"
 firmware7_opt = "true"
+
 firmware8_desc = "dsp4.data.rom"
 firmware8_path = "dsp4.data.rom"
 firmware8_opt = "true"
+
 firmware9_desc = "dsp4.program.rom"
 firmware9_path = "dsp4.program.rom"
 firmware9_opt = "true"
+
 firmware10_desc = "cx4.data.rom"
 firmware10_path = "cx4.data.rom"
 firmware10_opt = "true"
+
 firmware11_desc = "st010.data.rom"
 firmware11_path = "st010.data.rom"
 firmware11_opt = "true"
+
 firmware12_desc = "st010.program.rom"
 firmware12_path = "st010.program.rom"
 firmware12_opt = "true"
+
 firmware13_desc = "st011.data.rom"
 firmware13_path = "st011.data.rom"
 firmware13_opt = "true"
+
 firmware14_desc = "st011.program.rom"
 firmware14_path = "st011.program.rom"
 firmware14_opt = "true"
+
 firmware15_desc = "st018.data.rom"
 firmware15_path = "st018.data.rom"
 firmware15_opt = "true"
+
 firmware16_desc = "st018.program.rom"
 firmware16_path = "st018.program.rom"
 firmware16_opt = "true"
+
 firmware17_desc = "SGB1.sfc (SGB Boot Image)"
 firmware17_path = "SGB1.sfc"
 firmware17_opt = "true"
+firmware17_md5 = "b15ddb15721c657d82c5bab6db982ee9"
+
 firmware18_desc = "SGB2.sfc (SGB Boot Image)"
 firmware18_path = "SGB2.sfc"
 firmware18_opt = "true"
-notes = "[1] bsnes uses split ROMS for special chip games.|[*] Notable DSP1/DSP1B Games: Super Mario Kart,  Pilotwings|[*] Notable DSP2 Games: Dungeon Master|[*] Notable DSP3 Games: SD Gundam GX|[*] Notable DSP4 Games: Top Gear 3000|[*] Notable Cx4 Games: Mega Man X2,  Mega Man X3|[2] SGB Emulation needs No-Intro Super Game Boy ROMs renamed to SGB1.sfc or SGB2.sfc|(!) SGB1.sfc (md5): b15ddb15721c657d82c5bab6db982ee9|(!) SGB2.sfc (md5): 8ecd73eb4edf7ed7e81aef1be80031d5"
+firmware18_md5 = "8ecd73eb4edf7ed7e81aef1be80031d5"
+
+notes = "[1] bsnes uses split ROMS for special chip games.|[*] Notable DSP1/DSP1B Games: Super Mario Kart,  Pilotwings|[*] Notable DSP2 Games: Dungeon Master|[*] Notable DSP3 Games: SD Gundam GX|[*] Notable DSP4 Games: Top Gear 3000|[*] Notable Cx4 Games: Mega Man X2,  Mega Man X3|[2] SGB Emulation needs No-Intro Super Game Boy ROMs renamed to SGB1.sfc or SGB2.sfc
 
 # Libretro Features
 savestate = "true"

dist/info/bsnes_libretro.info

@@ -69,13 +69,17 @@ firmware16_opt = "true"
 firmware17_desc = "SGB1.sfc (SGB Boot Image)"
 firmware17_path = "SGB1.sfc"
 firmware17_opt = "true"
+firmware17_md5 = "b15ddb15721c657d82c5bab6db982ee9"
 firmware18_desc = "SGB2.sfc (SGB Boot Image)"
 firmware18_path = "SGB2.sfc"
 firmware18_opt = "true"
+firmware18_md5 = "8ecd73eb4edf7ed7e81aef1be80031d5"
 firmware19_desc = "BS-X.bin (BS-X - Sore wa Namae o Nusumareta Machi no Monogatari (Japan) (Rev 1))"
 firmware19_path = "BS-X.bin"
 firmware19_opt = "true"
-notes = "[1] bsnes uses split ROMS for special chip games.|[*] Notable DSP1/DSP1B Games: Super Mario Kart,  Pilotwings|[*] Notable DSP2 Games: Dungeon Master|[*] Notable DSP3 Games: SD Gundam GX|[*] Notable DSP4 Games: Top Gear 3000|[*] Notable Cx4 Games: Mega Man X2,  Mega Man X3|[2] SGB Emulation needs No-Intro Super Game Boy ROMs renamed to SGB1.sfc or SGB2.sfc|(!) SGB1.sfc (md5): b15ddb15721c657d82c5bab6db982ee9|(!) SGB2.sfc (md5): 8ecd73eb4edf7ed7e81aef1be80031d5|[3] To start BS-X games from the RPG-like interface, go back into the house and select the 1st option.|(!) BS-X.bin (md5): fed4d8242cfbed61343d53d48432aced"
+firmware19_md5 = "fed4d8242cfbed61343d53d48432aced"
+
+notes = "[1] bsnes uses split ROMS for special chip games.|[*] Notable DSP1/DSP1B Games: Super Mario Kart,  Pilotwings|[*] Notable DSP2 Games: Dungeon Master|[*] Notable DSP3 Games: SD Gundam GX|[*] Notable DSP4 Games: Top Gear 3000|[*] Notable Cx4 Games: Mega Man X2,  Mega Man X3|[2] SGB Emulation needs No-Intro Super Game Boy ROMs renamed to SGB1.sfc or SGB2.sfc|[3] To start BS-X games from the RPG-like interface, go back into the house and select the 1st option.
 
 # Libretro Features
 savestate = "true"

dist/info/desmume2015_libretro.info

@@ -35,12 +35,16 @@ firmware_count = 3
 firmware0_desc = "firmware.bin (NDS Firmware)"
 firmware0_path = "firmware.bin"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
+
 firmware1_desc = "bios7.bin (ARM7 BIOS)"
 firmware1_path = "bios7.bin"
+firmware1_md5 = "df692a80a5b1bc90728bc3dfc76cd948"
 firmware1_opt = "true"
+
 firmware2_desc = "bios9.bin (ARM9 BIOS)"
 firmware2_path = "bios9.bin"
+firmware2_md5 = "a392174eb3e572fed6447e956bde4b25"
 firmware2_opt = "true"
-notes = "(!) bios7.bin (md5): df692a80a5b1bc90728bc3dfc76cd948|(!) bios9.bin (md5): a392174eb3e572fed6447e956bde4b25|[1] Enable 'Use External BIOS/Firmware' core option to use firmware files"
 
+notes = "[1] Enable 'Use External BIOS/Firmware' core option to use firmware files"
 description = "A port of the mature and longstanding DeSmuME emulator for Nintendo's DS console to libretro. The core has very good compatibility and many modern features, but since this is an older snapshot (circa 2015), most users should try the up-to-date core and only fall back to this one if needed for performance reasons."

dist/info/desmume_libretro.info

@@ -36,12 +36,17 @@ firmware_count = 3
 firmware0_desc = "firmware.bin (NDS Firmware)"
 firmware0_path = "firmware.bin"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
+
 firmware1_desc = "bios7.bin (ARM7 BIOS)"
 firmware1_path = "bios7.bin"
+firmware1_md5 = "df692a80a5b1bc90728bc3dfc76cd948"
 firmware1_opt = "true"
+
 firmware2_desc = "bios9.bin (ARM9 BIOS)"
 firmware2_path = "bios9.bin"
+firmware2_md5 = "a392174eb3e572fed6447e956bde4b25"
 firmware2_opt = "true"
-notes = "(!) bios7.bin (md5): df692a80a5b1bc90728bc3dfc76cd948|(!) bios9.bin (md5): a392174eb3e572fed6447e956bde4b25|[1] Enable 'Use External BIOS/Firmware' core option to use firmware files"
+
+notes = "[1] Enable 'Use External BIOS/Firmware' core option to use firmware files"
 
 description = "A port of the mature and longstanding DeSmuME emulator for Nintendo's DS console to libretro. The core has very good compatibility and many modern features, including increased internal resolution (very demanding)."

dist/info/dosbox_core_libretro.info

@@ -17,35 +17,47 @@ systemid = "dos"
 firmware_count = 10
 firmware0_desc = "MT32_CONTROL.ROM (MT-32 Control ROM v1.07)"
 firmware0_path = "MT32_CONTROL.ROM"
+firmware0_md5 = "5626206284b22c2734f3e9efefcd2675"
 firmware0_opt = "true"
+
 firmware1_desc = "MT32_PCM.ROM (MT-32 PCM ROM)"
 firmware1_path = "MT32_PCM.ROM"
+firmware1_md5 = "89e42e386e82e0cacb4a2704a03706ca"
 firmware1_opt = "true"
+
 firmware2_desc = "CM32L_CONTROL.ROM (CM-32L/LAPC-I Control ROM v1.02)"
 firmware2_path = "CM32L_CONTROL.ROM"
+firmware2_md5 = "bfff32b6144c1d706109accb6e6b1113"
 firmware2_opt = "true"
+
 firmware3_desc = "CM32L_PCM.ROM (CM-32L/CM-64/LAPC-I PCM ROM)"
 firmware3_path = "CM32L_PCM.ROM"
+firmware3_md5 = "08cdcfa0ed93e9cb16afa76e6ac5f0a4"
 firmware3_opt = "true"
+
 firmware4_desc = "libbass.so (BASS Linux library)"
 firmware4_path = "libbass.so"
 firmware4_opt = "true"
+
 firmware5_desc = "libbassmidi.so (BASSMIDI Linux library)"
 firmware5_path = "libbassmidi.so"
 firmware5_opt = "true"
+
 firmware6_desc = "bass.dll (BASS Windows library)"
 firmware6_path = "bass.dll"
 firmware6_opt = "true"
+
 firmware7_desc = "bassmidi.dll (BASSMIDI Windows library)"
 firmware7_path = "bassmidi.dll"
 firmware7_opt = "true"
+
 firmware8_desc = "libbass.dylib (BASS macOS library)"
 firmware8_path = "libbass.dylib"
 firmware8_opt = "true"
+
 firmware9_desc = "libbassmidi.dylib (BASSMIDI macOS library)"
 firmware9_path = "libbassmidi.dylib"
 firmware9_opt = "true"
-notes = "(!) MT32_CONTROL.ROM (md5): 5626206284b22c2734f3e9efefcd2675|(!) MT32_PCM.ROM (md5): 89e42e386e82e0cacb4a2704a03706ca|(!) CM32L_CONTROL.ROM (md5): bfff32b6144c1d706109accb6e6b1113|(!) CM32L_PCM.ROM (md5): 08cdcfa0ed93e9cb16afa76e6ac5f0a4|(!) libbass.so|(!) libbassmidi.so|(!) bass.dll|(!) bassmidi.dll|(!) libbass.dylib|(!) libbassmidi.dylib"
 
 # Libretro Features
 savestate = "false"

dist/info/duckstation_libretro.info

@@ -28,13 +28,19 @@ disk_control = "true"
 firmware_count = 3
 firmware0_desc = "scph5500.bin (PS1 JP BIOS)"
 firmware0_path = "scph5500.bin"
+firmware0_md5 = "8dd7d5296a650fac7319bce665a6a53c"
 firmware0_opt = "false"
+
 firmware1_desc = "scph5501.bin (PS1 US BIOS)"
 firmware1_path = "scph5501.bin"
+firmware1_md5 = "490f666e1afb15b7362b406ed1cea246"
 firmware1_opt = "false"
+
 firmware2_desc = "scph5502.bin (PS1 EU BIOS)"
 firmware2_path = "scph5502.bin"
+firmware2_md5 = "32736f17079d0b2b7024407c39bd3050"
 firmware2_opt = "false"
-notes = "(!) scph5500.bin (md5): 8dd7d5296a650fac7319bce665a6a53c|(!) scph5501.bin (md5): 490f666e1afb15b7362b406ed1cea246|(!) scph5502.bin (md5): 32736f17079d0b2b7024407c39bd3050| This core also supports No-Intro BIOS images."
+
+notes = "This core also supports No-Intro BIOS images."
 
 description = "DuckStation is a PlayStation 1 (aka PSX) emulator focusing on playability, speed, graphical enhancements, and long-term maintainability. A 'BIOS' ROM image is required to start the emulator and to play games. Features include hardware rendering (OpenGL, Vulkan and D3D11), upscaling, 24-bit color, and a dynamic recompiler (x86-64, ARMv7, AArch64)."

dist/info/ecwolf_libretro.info

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ permissions = ""
 firmware_count = 1
 firmware0_desc = "ecwolf.pk3 (ECWolf System File)"
 firmware0_path = "ecwolf.pk3"
-notes = "(!) ecwolf.pk3 (md5): d68107770b3ba230d10aa27472a7617b"
+firmware0_md5 = "d68107770b3ba230d10aa27472a7617b"
 
 # Libretro Features
 supports_no_game = "false"

dist/info/emuscv_libretro.info

@@ -26,5 +26,5 @@ is_experimental = "false"
 firmware_count = 1
 firmware0_desc = "upd7801g.s01 (Super Cassette Vision BIOS)"
 firmware0_path = "upd7801g.s01"
+firmware0_md5 = "635a978fd40db9a18ee44eff449fc126"
 firmware0_opt = "false"
-notes = "(!) upd7801g.s01 (md5): 635a978fd40db9a18ee44eff449fc126"