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    You can use an utility function to convert from the familiar hexa string to a byte[]. When used to define a final static constant, the performance cost is irrelevant.

    Since Java 17

    There's now java.util.HexFormat which lets you do

    byte[] CDRIVES = HexFormat.of().parseHex("e04fd020ea3a6910a2d808002b30309d");

    This utility class lets you specify a format which is handy if you find other formats easier to read or when you're copy-pasting from a reference source:

    byte[] CDRIVES = HexFormat.ofDelimiter(":")
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