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Old 26-08-2002, 07:49
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Exclamation a way to fix KOF2000

I've found this somewhere. It seems to work (I'll try later) :

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What i did :

1) first i got ORGASM release and burnt it on a CD
2) extracted IP.BIN from ORGASM CD as described there :
http://www.isonews.com/forums/showt...+extract+cdrwin
3) Got ECHELON selfbootkit and installed it under c:\selfboot (the installer created a data directory)
4) Copied the ORGASM CD contents to c:\selfboot\data
5) took 1ST_READ.bin from data directory and copied to c:\selfboot. also copied IP.BIN extracted in 2) in c:\selfboot directory
6) Suppressed IP.BIN and 1ST_READ.BIN from c:\selfboot\data
then followed ECHELON tutorial:

-open a dos windows
-go into c:\selfboot
-Run the following command from a DOS Prompt:
cdrecord -scanbus
-This should show you a list of CD-ROM and CD-Recorder units installed
in your system. Look for your CD-Recorder and find the SCSI Bus ID#.
It will be in format x,x,x. It will also be referred to as x,x,x for
the rest of this tutorial.
-In your "selfboot" directory, run the following command to record
the 1st session of the disk:

cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -multi -audio audio.raw

-Read over the CDRECORD burn instructions. Find out the SCSI Bus ID# of
your CD-Recorder If you have not done so already. Run the following
command:

cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -msinfo

It will spit out a number in the form x,y. Normal values are 0,11700 or
0,11702 for a CD which only has AUDIO.RAW burned on the 1st session.

-Run a DOS Prompt and goto your "selfboot" directory, You should have
an executable there called "BINHACK.EXE". In addition you should have
the BOOT.BIN (generally called 1ST_READ.BIN) and IP.BIN in this
directory.

-Run the program BINHACK.EXE. When it prompts you for the Binary
file to modify, Pick the BOOT.BIN. If it detects that the BOOT.BIN
is a Windows CE Exectuable (0WINCEOS.BIN), It will not modify the
0WINCEOS.BIN. If it detects that this Executable is a normal
Katana Executable, It will ask you for the the -msinfo number that
CDRECORD gave you in the last step. It will then modify the
BOOT.BIN according to the number that cdrecord -msinfo gave you.
Next, It will ask you for the filename of the Bootsector. Here,
you should input IP.BIN. It will hack the IP.BIN for self-boot
purposes.

(Side Note: Only input the 2nd Number that MSINFO gave you,
Ex. If it gave you: 0,163012, Input 163012 when BINHACK prompts
you for the MSINFO number.)

actually, binhack.exe behave like this :
1) ask for boot.bin -> reply "1ST_READ.BIN"
2) ask for filename of bootsector -> reply "IP.BIN"
3) ask for number given by cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -msinfo -> reply with the number you obtain (11700 or 11702)

-Once the changes are made with BINHACK.EXE to the BOOT.BIN (ie 1ST_READ.BIN) file, Copy
the BOOT.BIN (ie 1ST_READ.BIN) over to the "data" directory's root. Please make sure
that you did not rename the file to actually be called BOOT.BIN.
It should still be called the original filename that you found out
from Step 5 (1ST_READ.BIN).

-Now, you should have in your "data" directory, All game data files,
including BOOT.BIN, But it should not have IP.BIN. If you want to
dummy this CD, You must make a dummy now. You must make a normal
file dummy. Name this dummy "000DUMMY.DAT" and place it into the
"data" directory. Please note the overhead limitations of
Multi-Session & Self-Booting that were mentioned at the beginning
of the tutorial, and size your dummy accordingly. Your next step
is to run MKISOFS and make a ISO out of these files. Run the
following command while you are in your "selfboot" root directory:

mkisofs -C x,y -V ECHELON -l -o data.iso data -----> DO NOT USE THIS COMMAND !!!!!


instead, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTION GIVEN BY MARAUDER52 :

-You need to create a sort file (let's call it "sort_file.txt" in this example) in your self-boot work directory that contains a single line:

data/MUSIC.AFS 1000


-When you create the ISO file, add the -sort parameter to
the command line:

-open a dos session
-go into c:\selfboot
-type the EXACT following command :

mkisofs -C x,y -V KOF2000 -l -o data.iso -sort sort_file.txt data

then continue with ECHELON tutorial :

-Run "IPINS.EXE" from the "selfboot" directory, In a DOS Prompt.
It will prompt you for the Bootsector filename, Choose IP.BIN.
It will then prompt you for the ISO filename, Choose the file
"data.iso" which you just generated in the last step. It will
patch IP.BIN as the bootsector on data.iso.

-You should now have a fairly large sized data.iso file sitting in
your "selfboot" directory tree now. It is time to burn this file.
You should still have the disk you burned the audio session to
earlier inserted in your CD-Recorder. You can do this with
either CDRWIN or CDRECORD, Just as the Audio Session Burning.

-------> CDRECORD Method

a) In the "selfboot" directory you should have the cdrecord toolset
unzipped. You should see files such as cdrecord.exe, mkisofs.exe,
and cygwin1.dll.
b) Run the following command from a DOS Prompt:
cdrecord -scanbus
c) This should show you a list of CD-ROM and CD-Recorder units installed
in your system. Look for your CD-Recorder and find the SCSI Bus ID#.
It will be in format x,x,x.
d) In your "selfboot" directory, run the following command to record
the 2nd session of the disk:

cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -xa1 data.iso

that what i exactly did without knowing anything about how to repack a CD ! good luck !
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