> 1) it doesn't seem to care what file you throw at it. (The only file I
> had to hand was vmi.tgz and it made a vmi for that quite happily!) - I
> guess it would be fairly hard, if not impossible to work out whether a
> file is a vm file or not.

next step. i have already started the vms struct to read the
header, but wanted to finish the vmi creation part first as the
old version had severe bugs.

> 2) if the resource name is less than 4 characters, the
> program fails to
> make a checksum for it

i know, why i usually work with java. the data area is not
zero'd and so it creates a wrong checksum.

leo.