I do seem to remember that Talents "Lost Kingdon Of Zkul" and "West"
were simple to
crack. I remember myself and a friend cracked it in college, it took no
programming
at all, just a simple trick before copying the MDV. something to do
with creating a
blank file name...hmmm 24years have eroded my memory, Bad sector or two
i suspect, lol!
Neil
>>> Marcel Kilgus 07 June 2009 22:53 >>>
Ralf Reköndt wrote:
>> It is highly unlikely that the program includes its own MDV access
>> code, so the entries to the MDV vectors might be a good starting
>> point.
> Hmm, the programmers at "Pyramide" were very clever;-)
It's just a starting point. As somebody who has written and cracked a
gazilion copy protections and eben briefly entertained the idea of
writing a book on the subject, I can say that it is a hundred times
more difficult to write a copy protection than it is to break it.
There's always a way.
Marcel
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