can you say how your setup is? on CureROM and deamon tools? it would help alotOriginally Posted by LooDos
and other stuff
can you say how your setup is? on CureROM and deamon tools? it would help alotOriginally Posted by LooDos
and other stuff
But long time ago you said, it will be much harder to blacklist DT 4... It seems it's not as hard as it should be. That is no critique, I just remember your words.Originally Posted by LocutusofBorg
your words ARE criticise us - nothing else - Say it plain and
simple. This whole "no no, it isn't meaned as it was written" is
crap. Maybe I'm older then you - but its not necessary to re-
member me of my own words.
Facts: it IS hard to blacklist. Except you use cheap methods -
like Securom does. Otherwise what do you think why CureROM
or other apps are invented? If DT would be blacklisted directly(!), even CureROM would not help.
BTW: DT 4.x-> released last year. In November. What date do we now have?
Yeah, always the same people driving me nuts here
Isn't daemon tools blacklisted then? isnt that what 'emulation detected means' ?Originally Posted by LocutusofBorg
and if daemon tools wasn't blacklisted then how come programs like curerom exist?
isn't the 'rootkit technology' in daemon tools meant to make blacklisting difficult?
DT isn't blacklisted yet, only the (all) SCSI Controllers are blacklisted by many copy protections. DT uses a SCSI Controller to create the virtual drives, so you get the emulator detected message when you have DT installed. DT isn't blacklisted directly.
Originally Posted by LocutusofBorg
Sorry, for my bad choosen words. It was really not meant as it is read.
I just was irritated because of the new blacklisting mechanisms of SecruRom etc.
I really thought they blacklist some parts of the DT 4 drivers...
I really want to apologize to you for my bad choosen words.
I think I would have choosen better words in german.
My english is not as good as it could be.
Sorry.
I'm quite curious what this cheap blacklisting method is. It's actually a good thing they use cheap methods, because it means they're getting desperate
As for the game: 1.0 works without any problems using a mini image, but 1.1 just quits after the SecuROM check, without any errors.
1) No, it only means that the protection THINK that there isOriginally Posted by evlncrn8
MAYBE such thing like emulator. Example: New Tomb-
raider 1.1 doesn't work for me even on a FRESH INSTALL of
WinXP - even not from original disk!! WITHOUT ANY EMUS installed. I will bring game back
to store now, save me some bucks and will NOT play that
game. Sad but true. Eidos: Blame it to Sony
2) To defend the "cheap methods" I already mentioned.
3) exact. And how does that fit to the initial statement?
Your questions only confirmed my statements, evlcrn8, thank you
I just want to say that I explained the "emulation detected" message on 03.04.2006 here. Don't believe everything SecuROM tells you.Originally Posted by evlncrn8
the modern world:
net helpmsg 4006
the blacklist of all scsi drives simply is not true, i have scsi cd units on my pc and securom has absolutely no problems with them, true it prefers ide, but stating that scsi is blacklisted is bending the truth a little so i can only assume that daemon tools IS blacklisted by virtue of the fact that the games work fine when played from other scsi units....
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