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			== Disc Archaeology ==
			''Findings from a byte-level analysis of the US retail disc image (210,636,800 bytes / 102,400 blocks; 228 filesystem entries).''
			=== The port's entire symbol table ships on the disc ===
			The executable was pressed with its '''complete ARM debug symbol table intact''' — over 870 function and variable names, a source-level map of the famous ten-week port. It contains three layers of history:
			* '''id Software's original function names''': <code>D_DoomMain</code>, <code>P_Move</code>, <code>EV_DoDoor</code>, <code>A_BFGSpray</code>, <code>P_SpawnDoorRaiseIn5Mins</code>, <code>AM_CheckCheat</code> and hundreds more, straight from the Doom source.
			* '''The porter's engine layer''': Burger-engine names like <code>LoadAResource</code>, <code>DrawRezShape</code>, <code>MiniLoop</code>, <code>AllocAHandle</code> — plus the assembly source filename <code>BlitAsm.s</code>.
			* '''Ghosts of cut monsters''': <code>A_CyberAttack</code> and <code>A_SpidRefire</code> — the Cyberdemon's and Spider Mastermind's attack code, compiled into the shipping game even though neither monster appears in the port's Jaguar-derived level set.
			When the port's source code was released in 2014, it matched this symbol map — the retail disc had been carrying the source's table of contents for nineteen years.
			=== The cheat codes, concatenated ===
			The cheat system ships as one packed string: <code>SEEALLUACSEERUBBLEURABADASSALABARACASUCCEDALLURSURREAL</code> — readable within it are the codes <code>SEEALLU</code> ("see all", the map reveal), <code>URABADASS</code>, <code>ALABARACA</code> (an abracadabra-style magic word), <code>SUCCEDALL</code> and <code>URSURREAL</code>. Alongside sits the input alphabet <code>ABCUDLRSE</code> — the letters map to controller inputs (A/B/C buttons, Up/Down/Left/Right, and shift keys), so each "word" is a button sequence. The automap's <code>AM_CheckCheat</code> symbol confirms where they're processed.
			=== The soundtrack's missing numbers ===
			The famous live-recorded soundtrack ships as streamed files <code>Song1</code>–<code>Song15</code> — with '''Song2 and Song4 missing''' — plus a single outlier, '''<code>Song29</code>'''. The numbering implies a much larger recording session than the thirteen tracks that shipped, with over a dozen numbered pieces absent.
			=== Burger engine fingerprints ===
			* The resource archive (<code>REZFILE</code> — the entire game's levels, sprites and textures in just 4,694,831 bytes) is validated by the engine with the magic number <code>BRGR</code> ("Burger") and the error ''"Invalid Resource file!"''.
			* id's episode-complete victory text ships in full (''"the horrors of hell could not kill you..."'').
			* Publisher branding: <code>AdiLogo.cine</code> (Art Data Interactive) and <code>IDLogo.cel</code>; preferences save to <code>/NVRAM/DoomPrefs</code>.
			=== No text credits ===
			A full-image sweep finds no staff names as text anywhere on the disc — no programmer, publisher or porting credits exist as strings; the credits are pre-rendered graphics inside <code>REZFILE</code>.
			=== Filesystem notes ===
			The root directory copies verify hash-identical. The copies of <code>/system/Devices</code>, <code>Drivers</code>, <code>Folios</code>, <code>Programs</code>, <code>Scripts</code> and <code>rom_tags</code> disagree between generations — the common multi-pass mastering artifact, pressed into every disc; not dump damage.
			=== Unallocated space ===
			22,796 blocks (~45 MB, 22% of the disc) belong to no file, in two runs. Every byte was checked: 100% standard <code>iamaduck</code> mastering filler, nothing hidden inside.

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