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Originally Posted by tiermann
PS: WTF is a dsm file anyway, and how does buildDSM come up with the gibberish in the file, hehe. I would like to incorporate this into OEMizer instead of having to shell to another app.
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A .dsm file basically defines hardware/OS base requirements, module name, unique IDs, certificates, components, and dependencies. It's kind of like a .cab's .inf file in binary.
Generating a real .dsm (like BuildOS does) takes some magic that only a few possess, to my knowledge. BuildDSM makes a half-assed .dsm that if you're really determined you can replicate for simple OEM folders. It's not worth the effort unless you are seriously bored.