GT Legends, why its not possible?...

[makabro]

Hello everyone, i am a little bit new in all this, but i think i have a good question for all those who are experienced.
After reading lots of threads and post, everywhere, i could not understand why its not possible to make a mini image of GT Legends, as we can with regular games with this type of protection. Ive been looking for it for a long time, why? you'll ask, why don´t you run it by the "regular" way, and it`s just because i have a FAT32 partition (can´t have a single file of 4GB because of the win filesystem) so that i cant emulate the dvd, thats why i couldn´t run it and i am looking for the mini image.

Well, i hope you understand my problem and anybody can help me!.
Ejem... sorry about my english, i speak spanish

Thanks for reading
bye!

[Zulu]

Most SF titles since v3.4.? use a varying ISO check; so no chance for a real mini/maxi image, as checked sectors are always different.
Why don't you just let Alcohol split your image into 2GB chunks ?

P.S.: If your drives aren't capable and you need a mds for a splitted image PM me

[makabro]

mmm... i did the splited image, tried the game (by the reguar way) but it didn't work (i remember reading something about splited images, that doesn't work with this type of protection), so, that was another reason for the mini image, anyway the splited one didn't work for me, may be i need what you say (that file), could you just attach it please

Thanks for the answer.

[Zulu]

I've also read that, but after a test with GTL it's at least not true for me (but i tested with NTFS system).
Sorry, can't attach anything else.
http://rapidshare.de/files/14046189/...itted.rar.html

[makabro]

Thanks for the file, but is there an especific file size to use the mds file, or i just split the DVD image and mount it with alcohol??...

Gonna try this, again thanks...

[Zulu]

Originally Posted by makabro

...is there an especific file size to use the mds file, or i just split the DVD image and mount it with alcohol??...

Open mds file with a Hex Editor, scroll a little down and you will find "*.mdf.*.md0.*.md1" -> three image parts, so this one was splitted every 2GB