System Shock CD and Enhanced Edition copies not recognized fully by game-data-packager

[Dylan O'Malley-Morrison]

I receive the following errors with my CD copy of System Shock

identifying /tmp/cd1/hd/data/objprop.dat
WARNING:game_data_packager.build:found possible "data/objprop.dat" but it is not one of the expected versions:
file: /tmp/cd1/hd/data/objprop.dat
size: 17951 bytes
md5: 547ecaecd5aa3c852b462f7b1da92bb6
sha1: 2ceca0389eb091074ac6511ebcf70f26421438f3
sha256: c233ed42c4b7db9343d3d5a8d7de32b37bf6467e5e1b3be86026f5c7ad70b816
expected:
data/objprop.dat:
size: 17951 bytes
md5: cf56c6f6716c8e5116e25e4d054a0d47
sha1: 6552c3b931d558c0d831e6d345618bddf0a6080d
sha256: 080eda68d0e7627691e03468ab7d784e51874d0859848b3bf49ae26b75c369a0
WARNING:game_data_packager.build:found possible "data/intro.res" but it is not one of the expected versions:
file: /tmp/cd1/hd/data/intro.res
size: 177286 bytes
md5: 48b2e0a1c849ac02274bf052095e6e87
sha1: eb56c5558020dd7dfb10390cedc95cd44e1850a6
sha256: 4d000f1ec8d17492594a4790eb1db9ccc82a40b9bff214d452a0ee514a51ce27
expected:
data/intro.res:
size: 107970 bytes
md5: d98969b7ad44720ff57d518822720554
sha1: 25be52ae269ff5625df4e5ea5c54c39990f37f0f
sha256: ebbc04295dec0cd8bf95c359d9595a49e0efc75ccfb63851bbd2c50b0071de3d

I receive similar errors with my GOG Enhanced Edition copy

WARNING:game_data_packager.build:found possible "data/objprop.dat" but it is not one of the expected versions:
file: ./res/pc/hd/data/objprop.dat
size: 17951 bytes
md5: 547ecaecd5aa3c852b462f7b1da92bb6
sha1: 2ceca0389eb091074ac6511ebcf70f26421438f3
sha256: c233ed42c4b7db9343d3d5a8d7de32b37bf6467e5e1b3be86026f5c7ad70b816
expected:
data/objprop.dat:
size: 17951 bytes
md5: cf56c6f6716c8e5116e25e4d054a0d47
sha1: 6552c3b931d558c0d831e6d345618bddf0a6080d
sha256: 080eda68d0e7627691e03468ab7d784e51874d0859848b3bf49ae26b75c369a0

identifying ./res/pc/hd/data/intro.res
WARNING:game_data_packager.build:found possible "data/intro.res" but it is not one of the expected versions:
file: ./res/pc/hd/data/intro.res
size: 177286 bytes
md5: 48b2e0a1c849ac02274bf052095e6e87
sha1: eb56c5558020dd7dfb10390cedc95cd44e1850a6
sha256: 4d000f1ec8d17492594a4790eb1db9ccc82a40b9bff214d452a0ee514a51ce27
expected:
data/intro.res:
size: 107970 bytes
md5: d98969b7ad44720ff57d518822720554
sha1: 25be52ae269ff5625df4e5ea5c54c39990f37f0f
sha256: ebbc04295dec0cd8bf95c359d9595a49e0efc75ccfb63851bbd2c50b0071de3d

Given these are the only two versions I know of outside of the floppy version, y'all sure you hashed the right files the first time? :P I kid, I kid.

Unrelated question, but what's the point of the commander keen entries? I can't find any reference to a linux engine/port for running the Keen games, and you remove the executables so that renders them unusable in dosbox.

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