: This implies that a file named "sega101bin" (potentially a BIOS file for a Sega console) has been checked or validated. Verification in this context could mean checking the file's integrity (ensuring it hasn't been corrupted), confirming its authenticity (ensuring it's the official file), or validating its compatibility with a specific system or emulator.
: For those involved in video game preservation, verifying BIOS files is a part of ensuring that historical software can be accurately emulated or run on original hardware in the future.
To ensure your file is a "verified" or "good" dump, its MD5 checksum should match: 85ec9ca47d8f6807718151cbcca8b964 Usage in Emulators