Fix missing devices and machines on Linux (and probably MacOS/*nix in general) #4358
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This pull request makes changes for the following 4 machines:
-pravetz16: capitalization of
BIOS_IMKO4_FE00.BINcorrected toBIOS_IMKO4_FE00.bin-s76p: capitalization of
s76p.romcorrected toS76P.ROM-dellplato: capitalization of
1016AX1J.bioand1016AX1J.bi1file extensions corrected to.BIOand.BI1respectively-pb450: capitalization of
OPTI802.BINcorrected toOPTI802.binThis pull request makes changes for the following 2 video cards:
Tseng Labs ET4000/w32p Rev. B PCI (VideoMagic)
Tseng Labs ET4000/w32p Rev. B VLB (VideoMagic) (these both share a ROM, and its extension needed to be lower-cased)
Summary
Due to case-sensitive filesystems on *nix systems, these machines and video cards were not showing up. I was told it's preferred to edit the source code over changing the names of the ROMs, so here it is.
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