I have an mds image that I made using Alcohol 120% for Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory. Now my question is, if I get Daemon Tools version 4, then I just have to mount it using DT V4, and avoid unplugging everything, right?
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Well, that seems to be the plan. The freeware version will work like Starforce Nightmare, which means it will disable the IDE drives automatically (I hope). The Pro version (which you must register/pay to use) will provide a virtual IDE/ATAPI drive, so there will be no need to disable the real drives.
(And by the way, I found that out while reading the forum.)To contact me privately, pray. I might answer.
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Essentially, for free you won't get much more than you have now: disabling drives manually (well, maybe it will be scriptable)
SFcure takes care of fs blocking anyway, I wonder how deep does DT integrate into system to do achieve same thing.
Only problem with alcohol/dt3 is, you have to disable node or handle blacklisting. What a pain
Maybe sf3 devs will blacklist sfcure soon (which is simple function call hack-btw. source of sfcure is available), so daemon will be released just in time.
Question: Will it be possible to use RPMS emulation for discs burned in alcohol (protected by sf3 or securom), so I don't have to keep 4Gb images on drive (that's 8Gb for every installed game), even if it's starforce+IDE drive?
That probably isn't easy, technically, because drive must in that case be "routed" to daemon drive(r). How to prevent starforce from gaining access to IDE bus and finding dvd-drive while it's active is another story. (Maybe utilizing IDE IO port virtualization )
I also guess dt4 will not implement this, because it is a feature of alcohol 120%...
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Originally Posted by NikosThe freeware version will work like Starforce Nightmare, which means it will disable the IDE drives automatically (I hope). The Pro version (which you must register/pay to use) will provide a virtual IDE/ATAPI drive, so there will be no need to disable the real drives.
(And by the way, I found that out while reading the forum.)
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Originally Posted by octopus72Question: Will it be possible to use RPMS emulation for discs burned in alcohol (protected by sf3 or securom), so I don't have to keep 4Gb images on drive (that's 8Gb for every installed game), even if it's starforce+IDE drive?
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Originally Posted by noibOh yeah, so you backup all your CDs / DVDs in case your little sister comes in your room and eat them ?To contact me privately, pray. I might answer.
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