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06-10-2001, 17:53
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1 question, 1 second of your time
i have been trying to write a code (c++) that will bypass the copy-protection for the DC games, mainly so i can start burning my DC games. however, i cannot, i admit defeat. reasons being (i must be an idiot) i cannot bakc-up a DC game, for the life of me. i dont want step by step instructions, if you can just point me to a link of some sort that will give me "proper" instructions, so i can compare what i have been doing. everything i have tried (about 20 cd-r's) has failed me...... i feel worthless, sigh... i feel like a <choke> idiot!??!!
thanks for anything, however, i will figure it out sooner or later sevin 
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06-10-2001, 18:41
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I had been having the same problem but I just kept at and trying until I could figure it out. I am only one step away from cracking this thing. If you would like to post your e-mail address or e-mail it to me
(click my name) I could give you the hook- ups when I finaly figure it out if you havn't aleady. I know this isn't much help but it is a start. happy hunting
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06-10-2001, 19:15
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My new Dreamcast Enclosure (See my post about it), I am aiming for a copying station. In other words, have all the Dreamcast components mounted on one side of the case and a normal motherboard with a display card and NIC on the other side. So you can play and rip Dreamcast all in one sweet little package ^_^
~TMM~
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