On Tue, Sep 23, 2014 at 11:43 AM, Jake <jake@spaz.org> wrote:

disk: \x02\x13\x00LST0001123.JBI     \x00\xfc
disk: \x02\x13\x00LST0001124.JBI     \xff\xfb

yasnac: \x02\x0f\x00FRD123.JBI     \xdc\xfc
yasnac: \x02\x0f\x00FRD124.JBI     \xdb\xfc
 
perhaps it's a 16-bit checksum?

Yeah, looks like some sort of 16-bit checksum, with the first hex code being the lowest byte. If you read them this way, you see they're exactly 1 bit different:

\x00\xfc -> #FC00
\xff\xfb -> #FBFF

\xdc\xfc -> #FCDC
\xdb\xfc -> #FCDB

I'd say try again with 113 or 133 in the filename, instead of 123 - need a bit more evidence.

Patrik