03 March 2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by mai
Thanks for efforts  , a lot of work, i suppose!
I have got while batch converting the message:
Anyway, DMSW saves file as ADF.
Is this message normal? |
This refers to this note:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Crashdisk
- In cases where there is doubt on the key of the first block, but not on the second block, the decoding starts directly from the second block
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This means that DMS-W has failed to determine the correct key for the first block (probably a banner), but he has found the key to the second block. Thus, the decryption is incomplete but it still allows to decompress the ADF correctly. Do not forget that in this case, DMS-W is not the save key.
Send me the files that are problematic, I find the right key and would incorporate in the next version
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06 March 2014
A new version of DMS-Workshop is out:
Code:
Version 20140305
- Fixed a rare problem with crypted DMS files
- Updated auto-fix DMS databases
- Updated auto-decrypt DMS databases
Version 20140302 [Private release]
- Enhanced support for protected DMS
- Enhanced ANSI filter for bootblock and startup-sequence
- Updated auto-fix DMS databases
- Added specific support for "RattleHead BootPage" bootloader
- Added auto-decrypt DMS databases
Version 20140220 [Private release]
- Fixed and enhanced support for bootloaders
- Updated auto-fix DMS databases
- Added detection of some "empty" sectors
Version 20140123 [Private release]
- Fixed some texts (thanks Arnie)
- Fixed a rare problem with damaged DMS files (thanks mai)
- Updated auto-fix DMS databases
- Added support for hacks done with DmsChecker
- Added support for "Sanity Operating System" (thanks Cybfree)
- Added preliminary support for noDOS data used by the bootloaders
- Better management for duplicate filenames
I also updated the TOSEC database. Everything is available beginning this topic:
http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=928711