Dungeon Siege -simple copy - Page 2

#16 10-12-2002, 00:03

also, be sure to point me towards a safedisc lt unwrapper

krondike · #17 10-12-2002, 00:14

I don't think I'm beeing popular if I point go directly to an unwarper.
You have proof the forum readers that u don't own they original game. And that's it's breaking the forum rules. The forum it's here for get and give information about how to backup your own cd:s .

All I can say about unwarpers is search for it.

And those who made some unwarpers is R!SC and bOOls eYe and CirKutz. So I hope u find they unwarper. Sorry I could'nt point where the unwarpers can be find.

But u got all the information to find what u need.

#18 10-12-2002, 02:37

ok, i sorta understood half of that

krondike · #19 10-12-2002, 12:38

I didn't find any protection on the setup file. But how big is you setup file?

#20 10-12-2002, 20:23

its only about 400kb, but it could be on some other file, which the setup file referes to...

krondike · #21 10-12-2002, 23:34

Okay 400...have u try do dump the cd in to the harddrive and run the setup.exe from there?
New:er safedisc like 2.XX don't contains safedisc protected .dll files.
I'll only have been seing one setup files that's are safedisc protected. that's is Operation Flashpoint english version. And they have releas crack for the setup file. So if Dungeon Siege is safedisc protected. Some one should alredy have reales a fix. And the game has been out for a verylong time. Like a half year or more.

bOOls eYe · #22 11-12-2002, 00:44

check if these files are on the cd:
clcd16.dll
clcd32.dll
ltdll.dll
00000001.lt1

if so, then it should be Safedisc LT.

btw, there is no unwrapper for SD LT because the Safedisc code is implemented in the exe itself.

krondike · #23 11-12-2002, 00:46

What stand L T for?

bOOls eYe · #24 11-12-2002, 00:47

LT = Lite (i think).

krondike · #25 11-12-2002, 00:49

You men that the decryption protect has been harder or has it been easier...??

bOOls eYe · #26 11-12-2002, 00:54

it's quite easy to crack Safedisc LT, but it's almost impossible to create a generic unwrapper for it, since the location of the SD code differs in every exe...

krondike · #27 11-12-2002, 00:55

Quote:

Originally posted by bOOls eYe
it's quite easy to crack Safedisc LT, but it's almost impossible to create a generic unwrapper for it, since the location of the SD code differs in every exe...

Okej but is'nt the outlook for the protection code, the same or it's that's also different?

#28 11-12-2002, 00:59

yes, LT stands for 'Lite', and yes there are all those files in the cd's root dir, so maybe the protection could be in one of those files (if not in the actuall exe)???....... and Safedisc LT is a bit less advanced that safedisc 2 (i wouldnt know, though)