Larry Meadors wrote:
I used it for a data CD that was copy protected, and it worked.
YMMV. :)
I think these were the commands:
cdrdao read-cd --device 2,0,0 --read-raw \
--datafile mydata.bin -v 99 mydata.cue
Then this:
cdrdao write --device 2,0,0 --overburn \
-v 99 --speed 4 mydata.cue
Larry
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/03/04 4:06 PM >>>
You might try cdrdao, I have used it to copy all kinds of stuff.
Larry,
OK, I just emerged cdrdao. Can you provide me with a suggested
command
line? Looking at the options it looks like it's intended for audio CDs
and
not data CDs.
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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Copy protection systems many times put CRC values on the CD that do not
match the data. They then look for those "bogus" values when you go to
play the game. Most software wants to write the "correct" CRC which then
causes the game to fail. Good luck and send an email to the list if you
find a solution that works. I have several disks I would like to have
backups for but can't.
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