 | Author: | Displacer (registered user: 14 posts ) |
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| Date: | Sun, Jul 01st, 2012 @ 12:51 ( . ) |
OK, I think I captured the track, and it makes one thing I had assumed does not appear to be correct. I had thought the beginning of the string of bytes for protection started with 2 $D7 bytes. This doesn't seem to be the case. While it is looking for the $D7 bytes, there are actually 5 of them. After looking at the code it is not just looking for 2 of them, it's looping through the $D7 bytes until they end and then looking for the other bytes. I'm pretty sure this is the reference "header" it uses to signal that the actual protection bytes follow immediately after. |
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