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Game Copy World has instructions for attempting to make a good copy of
the disc, or playing the game from a 'bad' copy. It looks like M$ Golf
uses 'SafeDisc', which actually will cause the protection keys to be
misread in some CD writers (like my Yamaha 4416S).
Here's the URL:
http://www.gamecopyworld.com
Most of the instructions are Windows-centric, but the general ideas
should translate to the respective Linux CDRtools. I haven't personally
tried it, though.
--
-Matt
The road to to success is always under construction.
On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Nick Oleksinski wrote:
> Hi:
> Does anyone know how to copy one of those funky Microsoft-whatever CD's
> that has copy protection in it? I have a friend (seriously!) that wants
> to have a copy of his MS-Golf CD at home and at work so he doesn't have
> to carry around the original CD wherever he goes. In case you were
> wondering, yes he IS a manager!
> Is there some way to do a raw read & raw write that includes this
> protection?
> Thanks
> -Nick Oleksinski
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