DumbVersion Patches
DumbVersion patch files (.dvp) offer an efficient way to manage and distribute variations of ISOs. These compact files contain only the differences between a base ISO and your desired target, optimizing storage and speeding up access. This guide will walk you through the process of using these patches to generate new ISOs effortlessly.
We use DumbVersion Patch files (.dvp) to efficiently store different localizations and variations of existing ISOs.
These files contain only the exact differences between a base ISO and your target ISO. This helps us with hosting a large amount of ISOs efficiently, without having issues with speed or reliability.
Prerequisites
Before you begin, make sure you have the following:
- The latest version of the DumbVersion Patcher: Download the latest release that matches your operating system and architecture (Windows, MacOS, or Linux and x64 or ARM64).
- A base ISO: This is the source file the patch will be applied to.
- A patch file: The
.dvpfile you downloaded from our website.
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For most patches on our site, the required base ISO is the standard English (en-us) version that matches the architecture of the patch. The Patcher will tell you if you are using an incorrect base ISO.
How to Apply a Patch
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Create a new, empty folder and place all of the downloaded files inside it: the patcher executable, any amount of base ISOs, and any amount of
.dvpfiles. -
Execute the DumbVersion Patcher. It will scan the folder and automatically detect both the ISOs and the patch files.
(If you want to process multiple patches, you can also drag-and-drop.dvpfiles onto the patcher.) -
Wait for the Patcher to complete. The Patcher will process the files and generate new ISOs in the same folder.
tip
Your original base ISO is strictly read-only during this process. It will not be modified, overwritten, or deleted.
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Need help?
- Double-check that your base ISO is fully downloaded, uncorrupted, and matches the exact version expected by the patch (usually the
en-usISO). - If you're still having issues, feel free to contact us.
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PowerShell one-liner published by the project:
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