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Problems in installing burned copy of C&C Generals
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weswes
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13. March 2003 @ 03:01 |
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Hi there , am havin a really confusing problem with C&C Generals . A friend of mine has the original game he made a copy of it which is perfectly working .
I burned this copy ( that he made ) and every thing went great as well with the burning process.
When i tried to install the game from the copy ( i made ) the first CD went great , but when i insert the Second CD , the installation wizard doesnt even recognize it or it shows up an error when it reaches the file called " W3D.big" .
I scanned my friend's CD-2 with ClonyXXl , its shows 5 skulls & no protection.
Am very confused with this ?
i read in your forum that CD-2 in Generals is unprotected ..so wats happening ?
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.X.
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13. March 2003 @ 12:25 |
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Dude, read the bloody rules man.
Can you say pirated???
If you don't own the original game you are not within your legal rights to produce or use a copy of said game, program etc.
This forum is for people who are seeking to produce backup CDs for the "original" game discs that they have already bought and paid for.
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Shoey
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13. March 2003 @ 16:01 |
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C&C Generals is Safedisc 2.8.x cd protected. Use Alcohol 120% latest build to make a backup. NEVER say I borrowed a game to make a backup as there are rules atthis forum. I gave you the protection and program to use. It's up to the admin or mod to determine whether to continue on with this thread. Sorry m8, rules are rules.
Shoey
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weswes
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14. March 2003 @ 13:38 |
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hi ,
thankx for replying , did i said am trying to make a copy from the already copied game ?? oh i think i did that , well sorry i mistyped it , i meant i were trying to burn a copy from " original " CD that my friend lent to me (( coz i paid half its price )) ;)
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Shoey
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15. March 2003 @ 07:38 |
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weswes,
It's still piracy because you didn't buy the game. We are entitled to 1 backup of every software we purchase (alone) by U.S law. I don't mind lending the advice to help you out, but I too must abide by forum rules.
Shoey
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weswes
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18. March 2003 @ 11:17 |
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Shoey..
Yeah i know , anyways thankx for replying..
Cheers...
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Shoey
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18. March 2003 @ 11:20 |
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So did your backup play without install or play errors?
Shoey ~O-O~
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weswes
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19. March 2003 @ 13:14 |
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Well i downloaded Alcohol 120% " Trial " and i got some problems using it , it always hang wn i start to burn the CD , so i gave up trying for now coz i got other things to do .
But the good news are , i were having the same problem with SOF2 Double Helix , i tried Clone CD and every thing went great and the game worked , so i guess i'll try C&C with clone cd , guess it will work.
Thanks for care Shoey.....
Cheers
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Shoey
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19. March 2003 @ 13:22 |
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Before you burn your backup of C&C Generals, you might need to "amplify weak sectors" in the write process. Let me know what brand name and model burner you own. You also may need emulation.
Shoey
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weswes
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20. March 2003 @ 05:47 |
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My burner is Acer , i dont know its model exactly , its not written on it , anyway what am sure of is : ATAPI , Can write in RAW-DAO , has EMF encoding .
I got few questions ,if u dont mind ,
1- Is it real that CDs copied by clone CD when burned with other CD-burning software wont work fine ?
2- Does Clone CD has the property " Amplify weak sectors " ?
3- What is emulation ? and does Clone CD has it ?
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Shoey
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20. March 2003 @ 11:02 |
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Your Acer burner can correct efm encoding, but writes regular bit patterns "almost" correctly.
You can make a backup of C&C Generals using Alcohol 120&, BlindWrite Suite, or CloneCD.
Quote: 1- Is it real that CDs copied by clone CD when burned with other CD-burning software wont work fine ?
2- Does Clone CD has the property " Amplify weak sectors " ?
3- What is emulation ? and does Clone CD has it ?
1) Ye and Ne. Depends on the first backup and if that was image was backed up by a "2 sheep burner" and also for the abilty for the reader to bypass the cd protection scheme.
2)CloneCD(USA) version doesn't install the option of "amplify weak sectors" in the write process due to some USA laws. I can get the program to "amplify weak sectors", just a matter
of changing regional settings on your pc.
3) Emulation is for those burners who can't backup cd protection, but need the aid hide cd-r , bad sectors and SubChannel data fixed.
I have a more simple solution for the CloneCD "amplify weak sectors", just email me.
Shoey
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20. March 2003 @ 11:05 |
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Shoey you should know not to post your e-mail address in the public forums by now.
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Shoey
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20. March 2003 @ 11:10 |
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It's a shame I can't post my email address, but rules are rules, and I must abide by them. I don't use any im's as they are a pain in the arse.
Shoey
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aldaco12
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20. March 2003 @ 11:33 |
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Hi Shoey. Sorry, it wasn't me who wrote the rules. This is for user's safety, to prevent their mail being filled with spam (see rule 10. in link below)
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2487
If you want to post it, I'll promise to not delete it, but I cannot speak for the Admins. Private messaging is not enough for you?
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Shoey
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20. March 2003 @ 12:04 |
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Rules are rules, and I must abide by them.
Shoey
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cd-rw.org
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20. March 2003 @ 20:58 |
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Quote: 10. Don't post your email address to the forums! Spambots love dumb forum users who post their email addresses to public sites and grab those addresses and you will soon discover the wonders of penis enlargement kits and other really useful products posted daily to your inbox.
Well, this rule is a smart recommendation since posting email addy around will get you heavily spammed as email harvesters pick it up.
This rule has also been applied because n00bs tend to: 1) Request trading, cracks, etc. via email 2) Ask to be replied via email only, which doesn't serve the public interest of sharing knowledge and information.
Why would you absolutely need to distribute your email address?
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