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adv:hardsectorconf [2022/08/06 03:18] – diskblitzadv:hardsectorconf [2023/06/12 12:52] – Add addr/data marker bit masks david-schmidt
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 ex: ''"export": ["northstar_nsi"]'' ex: ''"export": ["northstar_nsi"]''
 +
 +=== enabled ===
 +[Boolean] - //Required//\\
 +Set to ''true'' if you would like this named format definition to be considered when analyzing disks. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.
 +
 +ex: ''"enabled": true''
  
  
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 ex: ''"addrMarker": "FB"'' ex: ''"addrMarker": "FB"''
 +
 +=== addrMarkerBitMask ===
 +String - //Optional//\\
 +Address field marker bit mask to apply - value in hex.
 +
 +ex: ''"addrMarkerBitMask": "0F"''
  
 === addrFieldSize === === addrFieldSize ===
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 === addrCksumRefIn === === addrCksumRefIn ===
 Boolean\\ Boolean\\
-If true, then the data bytes will be reflected (bit-endian reversed (eg: 0x80 becomes 0x01)) on input to the checksum algorithm. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.+If ''true'', then the data bytes will be reflected (bit-endian reversed (eg: 0x80 becomes 0x01)) on input to the checksum algorithm. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.
  
 ex: ''"addrCksumRefIn": true'' ex: ''"addrCksumRefIn": true''
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 === addrCksumRefOut === === addrCksumRefOut ===
 Boolean\\ Boolean\\
-If true, then the result of the checksum algorithm will have its data reflected (bit-endian reversed) on output. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.+If ''true'', then the result of the checksum algorithm will have its data reflected (bit-endian reversed) on output. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.
  
 ex: ''"addrCksumRefOut": true'' ex: ''"addrCksumRefOut": true''
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 === trackVerify === === trackVerify ===
 Boolean - //Only used if trackDerived is "data"//\\ Boolean - //Only used if trackDerived is "data"//\\
-Set to true if you would like to validate that the track number matches the physical track number. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.+Set to ''true'' if you would like to validate that the track number matches the physical track number. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.
  
 ex: ''"trackVerify": true'' ex: ''"trackVerify": true''
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 ex: ''"dataMarker": "FB"'' ex: ''"dataMarker": "FB"''
 +
 +=== dataMarkerBitMask ===
 +String - //Optional//\\
 +Data field marker bit mask to apply - value in hex.
 +
 +ex: ''"dataMarkerBitMask": "0F"''
  
 === dataStartIndex === === dataStartIndex ===
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 === dataCksumRefIn === === dataCksumRefIn ===
 Boolean\\ Boolean\\
-If true, then the data bytes will be reflected (bit-endian reversed (eg: 0x80 becomes 0x01)) on input to the checksum algorithm. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.+If ''true'', then the data bytes will be reflected (bit-endian reversed (eg: 0x80 becomes 0x01)) on input to the checksum algorithm. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.
  
 ex: ''"dataCksumRefIn": true'' ex: ''"dataCksumRefIn": true''
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 === dataCksumRefOut === === dataCksumRefOut ===
 Boolean\\ Boolean\\
-If true, then the result of the checksum algorithm will have its data reflected (bit-endian reversed) on output. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.+If ''true'', then the result of the checksum algorithm will have its data reflected (bit-endian reversed) on output. If no value is provided, then it defaults to ''false''.
  
 ex: ''"dataCksumRefOut": true'' ex: ''"dataCksumRefOut": true''