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Old 23-12-2003   #1 (permalink)
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SF3 It is already defeated

Last version Alcohol 120 v1.4.8.1222 without problems copies this protection
game is started from a virtual drive (power off your physical drive)
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I wouldn't call 'power off you physical drives' a solution...
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So Mr. theEye if you don't find this solution find better !
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solution: buying the game
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That problem is only for the virtual drives...

for RMPS-emulation this problem should not exists... except you try to run the game from a SCSI-drive an have an IDE-drive too...
because that gets checked....


Btw. for that problem that you need to unplug every IDE-drive if you want to use virtual drives they know a solution for it but need to implement it...
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solution: buying the game

one question... this won't change anything....
if you use original disc in SCSI-drive and have an IDE-drive too, it won't work in the SCSI-drive... no matter what ...
btw. what is this for a solution... to backup a game... buy another game... that is the most stupid idea for a backup I have heard yet.
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should I have said 'buy your _own_ copy of that game' ?

would you really unplug _all_ your ide drives just for playing from your image?

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Old 23-12-2003   #8 (permalink)
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no... and as said they know already a solution for that and probably will include it(soon)...
btw. making a backup as siad is no problem... only virtual drive is a problem... RMPS emulation should work perfect.
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When you use RMPS emulation SF sees it and does not start a disk
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btw. making a backup as siad is no problem...
yeah but if you can't burn it back what's the point
sure you do have a backup but useless :/
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btw. what do you mean by buring it back?

making a backup of the backup... why should it not work... it works... and even if not... have you ever thought of using the backup until the backup gets destroyed and leaving the original untouched?

But anyway... you are able to burn discs with RMPS... you only need to copy them as a NormalCD... when you have RMPS-emulation deactivated...
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What problem?

It is necessary to use RMPS-emulation or it is not necessary?

When you use RMPS emulation SF sees it and does not start a disk - at you other results?
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btw. what do you mean by buring it back?

making a backup of the backup... why should it not work... it works... and even if not... have you ever thought of using the backup until the backup gets destroyed and leaving the original untouched?

But anyway... you are able to burn discs with RMPS... you only need to copy them as a NormalCD... when you have RMPS-emulation deactivated...
I mean for now all we can do is make an image of a SF3 game
but you can't burn this image and be sure it works 100%

get the idea ? or maybe I missed something here, in this case plz enlight me
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If you can not write an image how you will recognize, what it works?
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If you can not write an image how you will recognize, what it works?
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'cause when unplugging IDE drives and mouting it into Alcohol 1.4.8, it does work.

so my guess is that the backup is correct.

can be wrong tho...

and since you seem to be able to copy SF3 games, why not share the infos w/ us ?
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no...

I meant that you are now able to make a perfect copy of StarForce 3 using RMPS-emulation - You can be sure that it works 100%, only possibility when it doesn't work is if RMPS-emulation gets blacklisted, but that is the same for Securom.
Btw. RMPS-emulation was made so that it doesn't get seen... at least currently.
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You can be sure that it works 100%
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You have copied any game (SF3), using RMPS-emulation?
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no...

I only know from what I heard during beta test for this retail version....


Normally it should work by simply using the StarForce 1/2/3-Profile for reading and writing.
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if @no@ - what for you write about it?

The theory and practice - different things

p.s. but i used CD-RW a drive (i do not know result with CD-ROM drive)
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@wersachi:

I know that theory and practice are not the same.... THAT IS WHY I ALWAYS SAID SHOULD!!!!!
NO one said something explicity against this here... they always only talked about virtual drives... Btw. the backup need to be put - like the original - into and IDE-drive if you have IDE-drives on your computer.

If it doesn't work for you with the StarForce 1/2/3-profile and RMPS-Emulation on then tell me... so I can tell Alcohol-developer. Tell me then also which reader and which writer you used and which game.
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If it doesn't work for you with the StarForce 1/2/3-profile and RMPS-Emulation on then tell me... so I can tell Alcohol-developer. Tell me then also which reader and which writer you used and which game.

ok here we go then

not working

using LG CGE (or GCE) 8400B as burner
tried LG DVD as reader, and burner as reader, not working

go figure
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@Scorbut:

I have information for you (from Alcohol-author):

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Regarding StarForce 3, you have to remove all IDE devices to run that game, becaus SF3 access IDE port without any SYSTEM access, RMPS won't work if you put disc in IDE device. There are only one way to have this game ran: disconnect all IDE CD/DVD devices, then you play games via:
1. Use virtual drive with image files
2. Use external drive (USB/1394), or internal drive (SCSI)

I know it sucks, but there is nothing to do with this SF3 problem.
Now I know why StarForce 3 only allows IDE-drives... because there they can access them directly which means the bypass any emulation.
This is not good...
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