> You know, on the boards? (I'm not really interested in hard drive-based games, more
> particularly golden age.)
No, the original ROMs tend to have additional readable data fields that aren't included in the dumped files. Fortunately, MAME is smart enough to infer this additional data from the data contained in the ROM dumps. This is why MAME is typically only any good for playing games, and the people who would ever want to use it to burn ROMs in order to fix existing boards are just out of luck.
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