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Old 20-06-2006, 16:03
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Do those "accidental" copies of SF titles using version 3.5-3.7.13 run in every drive connected via MB's IDE channel ? Or do they only run in systems where a RMPS copy would run anyway (depending on ATAPI check) ?

e.g. my copy of DTM3 on CMCW03 does only authenticate in drive connected to RAID Controller when using device/subsystem_id change (just like with RMPS copy)

Phase1: Estimated RPM 1697.580 = 35.344 ms
Phase2: RPM 4726.927 = 12.693 ms (deviation 0.016 ms)
Phase2: SPR 39.462 = 48-17.79%
Phase4: RPM 4726.317 = 12.695 ms (deviation 0.010 ms)
Phase4: SPR 42.738 = 48-10.96%
Phase3: RPM changed by -0.01%
Phase3: Step 1: Angle 98 degree = 67+31 (SPR 40.0 = 9.0 deg/sector)
Phase3: Step 2: Angle 52 degree = 23+29 (SPR 40.6 = 8.9 deg/sector)
Phase3: Step 3: Angle 154 degree = 123+31 (SPR 41.1 = 8.8 deg/sector)
Phase3: Step 4: Angle 30 degree = 1+29 (SPR 41.7 = 8.6 deg/sector)
Phase3: Step 5: Angle 32 degree = 4+28 (SPR 42.2 = 8.5 deg/sector)
Phase3: Step 6: Angle 157 degree = 134+23 (SPR 42.7 = 8.4 deg/sector)

with other games my drive(s) forgive much bigger deviations, so that shouldn't be the reason (btw. CMCW03 seems to be the one to fit the phases of most 3.7.16 titles)

P.S. Great to see cdsteam site back (at least i haven't found it before )
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