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-->Make this batch-files for every step you need.If you need to
give more information to your program you can add %3, %4,...%X example batch file for the audio-session) cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -multi -audio -swab %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7...%X Et voilá - easy to use cdrecord... (A5) When you can´t use cdrecord(although it´s the most reliable program) you can still get your LBA-information : you can check the LBA-values with EASYCD CREATOR: insert the CD, you want to check. now click on CD - CD INFO OK, your LBA is : adress of (last) audio-track = ´adress´ length of (last) audio-track = ´lenght´ LBA = ´adress´ + ´lenght´ + 11400 (A6) * patching the BOOT.BIN with a HEX editor (even in ISO-image)* 1.Patching utp-bootdisc --> self-bootable Use a HEX-editor to find following string in the 1st_read.bin A6 00 00 00 change to : XX YY 00 00 (XX YY can be calculated using the LBA of the second session: YY XX(HEX-system)= LBA + 166(decimal system). example: 11702 + 166(DEC)=2E 5C(HEX) (XX YY --> YY XX because DC data is byte-swapped) --> search for 5C 2E 00 00 hint: approx. 8 bytes behind XX you´ll find following string : CD001(maybe CD00X if it´s a multi-CD game) you can search for it, too... now safe the file... |
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