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Started by Curtis Jarrell
Tue, 12 Mar 2002 08:35
C&C Renegade Copy Protection
Author: Curtis Jarrell
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 08:35
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 08:35
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I made image files of both the C&C:Renegade discs, and burnt them, but when they start up and i click install it says "please insert Renegade Game Disc" regardless of whether it's the Data or Game cd in the drive. I figure it's copy protection, but I made image files, so i'm wondering how they pulled it off and how to get around it.? Please no flaming about stealing, i know i suck. :-)
Re: C&C Renegade Copy Protection
Author: The Inane Dirk
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 20:47
Date: Mon, 11 Mar 2002 20:47
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"Curtis Jarrell" <thecu...@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:3C8DBDCE.68F9A27E@sympatico.ca... > I made image files of both the C&C:Renegade discs, and burnt them, but > when they start up and i click install it says "please insert Renegade > Game Disc" regardless of whether it's the Data or Game cd in the drive. > > I figure it's copy protection, but I made image files, so i'm wondering > how they pulled it off Read up on how SafeDisc works on the internet, shouldn't be too hard to find (; > and how to get around it.? not at all? -- The Inane Dirk http://fuzzle.dnsalias.org redhouse [01-01-1999]: "is their a cent of racism in red alert?" - Kit: "No. The fact that in Red Alert while most countries had advantages (russians-lower cost, ukraine-faster units) and the French had *slower* rate of fire is purely coincidental
Re: C&C Renegade Copy Protection
Author: djb... Daniel
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 14:38
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 14:38
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You're right- it's not hard to find, but ddump seems to be the standard way to do such a copy and that doesn't work (using "ddump 0:0:0 disc1 SAFEDISC" works for other games, but not for Command and Conquer: Renegade). Does anyone know a tool that will copy this game? Ever since I scratched and destroyed Max Payne, I don't mess around with SafeDisc originals. It really turns a disc into a fragile piece of garbage. > Read up on how SafeDisc works on the internet, shouldn't be too hard to > find (;
Re: C&C Renegade Copy Protection
Author: The Inane Dirk
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 14:43
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 14:43
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"Daniel" <djb...@panix.com> wrote in message news:b3452e28.0203150638.33cf0dfa@posting.google.com... > You're right- it's not hard to find, but ddump seems to be the > standard way to do such a copy and that doesn't work (using "ddump > 0:0:0 disc1 SAFEDISC" works for other games, but not for Command and > Conquer: Renegade). Does anyone know a tool that will copy this game? ermm ... dunno. CloneCD? > Ever since I scratched and destroyed Max Payne, I don't mess around > with SafeDisc originals. It really turns a disc into a fragile piece > of garbage. err, wait a minute. Are you saying that you managed to destroy an original CD by trying to copy it? -- The Inane Dirk http://fuzzle.dnsalias.org AcK!: "But a few posts earlier you licked your lips over Kane..." - Brian: *looks to the left* *looks to the right* "There is a perfectly logical explanation. Hey! What's that over there?!" *points over AcK!'s shoulder* *runs away* - AcK!: "James, have you seen Zagadka? He seems to have disappeared." - James: "Yea, I saw him. He went that way" *points over AcK!'s shoulder* *runs away* - AcK!: "Where is everybody?" - The Arcane Chas: "Over there" <points over AcK!'s shoulder> <runs away>
Re: C&C Renegade Copy Protection
Author: djb... Daniel
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 17:23
Date: Sat, 16 Mar 2002 17:23
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> ermm ... dunno. CloneCD? Thanks, I'll try it. > err, wait a minute. Are you saying that you managed to destroy an > original CD by trying to copy it? Nono- I'm just saying that I just scratched it up. Safedisc disks are well known to be fragile. I guess their secret magical copy protection takes the place of the error correction.
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