safe Disk v2.90.040
 

im trying to get big mutha truckers to work, without the cd, but it has safe disk v2.90.040

any idea where the latest safe disk is, or someone already cracked it??

mikeUK

There are no public unwrappers for the later versions of Safedisk.
Have a look around Gamecopyworld for a crack, and/or read the sticky topic in PC Games forum 'Where to find cracks'

hey ghost have you herd anything about a new unwrapper being made..or any new burners being able to manage the new safedisk version?

2.8 -> 2.9
 

I'm not sure what the difference is between Safedisk versions 2.8 & 2.9 (If anyone could provide details...)

However if 2.9 is similar to 2.8, then any burner capable of reading lead-in of a CD - and thus pregap - and having correct EFM modulation (cf. '2-sheep' burner) should be able defeat to this protection.

More blacklisted programs...to mention a -new- *cough* feature

A "cough" feature, say U? What the h*ll is that exactly ? ? ? :confused:

he means they added some new stuff to the wrapper, and 'enhanced' some of the existing code, along with more blacklisting too

wrap?
 

Excuse my lack of knowledge, I'm but a newbie in this matter, but WHAT IS A WRAPPER?

I've seen this term countless times & wanna know once N 4 all what it means, sacrebleu! :mad:

As for the existing code, does it only enhance its accuracy in verifying pregap & weak sectors & other safedisk crap, or does it have NEW features, eg. does safedisk 2.9 also check - like Securom - for special subchannel data or something ?

An 'unwrapper' is a tool that automatically removes copy protections such as Safedisc, SecuROM and so on.

LeerAchtzig,

Danke schön :cool:

the new code has some burner specific checks, but not any real enhancements just some blacklisting etc during the check itself..

as for the wrapper explaination, imagine the unprotected exe as a bar of chocolate, the protection is like a tiny wrapper placed around the chocolate to stop it melting and to stop kids stealing it i guess heh, thats probably the easiest way to explain it without going into the nitty gritty of the pe fileformat and what the protection actually changes

munch munch
 

Tippex,

thanks 4 the info, some sure have a "taste" for explanations :D :D