From: William Levak (wlevak_at_grex.cyberspace.org)
Date: 2005-06-22 06:33:12
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 Antitrack@networld.at wrote:
> You surely all remember the famous "Burstnibbler" and its variations.
> This was a great program helping us to make copies of protected disks.
>
> Nowadays, you would want to archieve protected disks on the PC so you
> could burn them to CD, etc.
>
> What software exists to facilitate making and archieving GCR-lowlevel stuff?
> I heard about a copier for the Catweasel-hardware called Arjuna.
> Is it good? Does it do the job supposed to do? Does it fail on certain
> protections?
The ultimate fix is to remove the copy protection entirely. A good
programmer should be able to reverse engineer the copy protection. After
all, programs are not written with copy protection in them. It is added
later.
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