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pkdorx3

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15. September 2005 @ 22:31

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Well Im trying to backup My madden 2006. I do the Disc ID Utitlity thingy (With My original) And It gives me 1 DNAS (the same all the time)
But the image I'v created has 3 DNAS(DVD Decrypter). In some madden forum I read Madden had 3 DNAS but they also provided 3 Different DNAS. But I only get 1 from my original. My question is Are all the DNAS in my Image need to be patched with the same DNAS. Or diferent ones. and if they need to be different how do I go about extracting the 3 diferent DNAS from my original Madden?? its my first time patching multiple DNAS by the way. Thanx for any help.

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LiveSnipe

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16. September 2005 @ 03:01

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ive never done it either but im guessing if ur only getting one dnas with the disk id util thats the one u use, have u tried pressing x again to see if another dnas comes up, if u can get more than dnas u probly need to put one in at a time. sorry i cant help any further hopefully someone whos done this can help u.

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16. September 2005 @ 20:29

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Okay,

I haven't ran across that issue yet, but I am very familiar with patching those .img files of the game that have the online checker for the DNAS screen when taking the game online.
The previous tip of clicking X again is a good one. I've went back to a few games I've copied, loaded the originals, and only received the same Disc ID number over and over when pressing X to discover the disc's ID number.
If you have used the same disc ID number for all of your files, try this.
For the file that may be in the root folder of the game, use the code you saw on your TV. If all of the checker files reside in a subfolder, use the first one listed in ISObuster or Winimage. Then, for the others, change them. Keep the first 2 blocks the same as what the original states. For the last two, you can make them up. Odds are in your favor that nobody else will make up the same numbers, thus, your DNAS codes will not be banned from the servers. Give that a go, and see what happens.

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gamer2000

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16. September 2005 @ 20:33

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On a 2nd note to this, just because you have multiple DNAS files, doesn't mean all of them have to be patched. If you locate the first of the 3 DNAS files with the patcher, click the "scan" button. If it says "routine found" or related terms, then patch it with the original. I'm willing to bet if you scan the others, it will say "not comptible, or not found," or related terms. Just because you find multiple DNAS or IOP files, doesn't mean you have to patch them all. Yeah, that's right, IOP files have to be scanned too with the patcher. The DNAS checker, when going online, may check a DNAS or IOP file. So, you may have an IOP file that needs patching. Give it another look and see.

Gamer2000, aka, Digital9x.

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