ADF-Workshop (formerly DMS-Workshop)

[Crashdisk]

Hi everyone,
I have posted an update and here is a brief list of changes:
- the DMS bug workaround database has been updated with about 50 patches for the Terry Green PD Library and many others...
- Updated bootblock database
- Updated exec database
- Added support for data extraction from some loaders (Boot'em, Fuckbench, ...)
- Fixed the report generation
- Some other miscellaneous changes

A new version is on the server:
/~Uploads/Crashdisk/ADF-Workshop/Main program

[chip]

Thanks for the new improved version


When an "official" release will be made to the public on the TOSEC site ?

[RoC]

Awesome, thank you

[KONEY]

Just discovered this amazing tool, it's super helpful! thanks!!

[Crashdisk]

Originally Posted by chip

When an "official" release will be made to the public on the TOSEC site ?

Yes indeed why not, the program is quite mature I think ...


@all
Thank you for your support

[curtcool]

Once again, thanks for your work. I compiled a few new databases available under ~Uploads/curtcool along with the ones I did last year, in the archive ADFW_Databases_V12_VariousDiskCollections_20220803.zip. So now all of my Danish collections, all of the Dutch collections and a few others are also available for comparison with whatever you've got.

[Ian]

Any way to organise against the dbs?

Maybe covert the to dats?

Like 3veryone I've got dupes gallor so organising to these dats of unknowns would be a good start

[Crashdisk]

To avoid messing up the analysis results and especially to identify the origin of the results, I suggest you add [UseDBName] at the end of the database filename :

Aero_TSL.db
>
Curtcool - Aero_TSL[UseDBName].db


Before

CRC32 based identification :
     Clean disk_______*[908650CA] 202

TOP 100 based on track and cylinder identification :
             1)  90.4% [A87ED1E7] 0263 - Super Monaco GP
                                  Super Monaco GP (1991)(U.S. Gold)[cr CSL][a2]
                                  Super_Monaco_Grand_Prix
                                  super_monaco_gp_crystal
                                  super_monaco_gp_crystal_variant
                                  unknown_684
                 90.4% [FE6D4006] super_monaco_gp_crystal
             2)  89.6% [339758AA] super_monaco_gp_crystal
                 89.6% [56205DD9] super_monaco_grand_prix
                 89.6% [7A4B15E8] Super Monaco GP (1991)(U.S. Gold)[cr CSL]
                 89.6% [BBF56B81] super_monaco_gp_crystal_atomic
             3)  88.8% [37555661] super_monaco_gp_crystal_BROKEN_RWERROR
             4)  56.7% [53B3CEB4] Monaco Grand Prix

After

CRC32 based identification :
     Clean disk_______*[908650CA] Curtcool - Wiroma - 202

TOP 100 based on track and cylinder identification :
             1)  90.4% [A87ED1E7] Curtcool - Aero_TSL - Super_Monaco_Grand_Prix
                                  Curtcool - Austrian_Collection_Alexander_v1.0_by_TMB - super_monaco_gp_crystal_variant
                                  Curtcool - Dozer_Norwegian_Collection - 0263 - Super Monaco GP
                                  Curtcool - Ringo - Super Monaco GP (1991)(U.S. Gold)[cr CSL][a2]
                                  Curtcool - dutch_collection_part_13 - super_monaco_gp_crystal
                                  Curtcool - menace_mixed_bag - unknown_684
                 90.4% [FE6D4006] Curtcool - Austrian_Collection_Alexander_v1.0_by_TMB - super_monaco_gp_crystal
             2)  89.6% [339758AA] Curtcool - Austrian_Collection_Firat_v1.0_by_TMB - super_monaco_gp_crystal
                 89.6% [56205DD9] Curtcool - Bitbear_Amiga - super_monaco_grand_prix
                 89.6% [7A4B15E8] Curtcool - Bamiga_Sector_1_Collection - Super Monaco GP (1991)(U.S. Gold)[cr CSL]
                 89.6% [BBF56B81] Curtcool - Dutch_Collection_Part_16 - super_monaco_gp_crystal_atomic
             3)  88.8% [37555661] Curtcool - Dutch_Collection_Part_16 - super_monaco_gp_crystal_BROKEN_RWERROR
             4)  56.7% [53B3CEB4] Curtcool - Dutch_Collection_Part_20 - Monaco Grand Prix

[Crashdisk]

A few database updates on "/~Uploads/Crashdisk/ADF-Workshop/Database v12" before leaving on holiday:

TOSEC (v2022-07-10).db
NonTOSEC - Crashdisk (v2022-08-12).db
Unrenamed - WebRip - Demo scene (v2022-05-12).db

[TCD]

Have a good holiday!

[Nightshft]

Thanks for this fine tool Crashdisk!

I can find /~Uploads/Crashdisk/, but not the subfolder "ADF-Workshop" on the FTP server meanwhile. Could you upload the new version somewhere?
Hope Drag&Drop is still in there, because that was a nice improvement...

[Snoopy1234]

Originally Posted by Nightshft

Thanks for this fine tool Crashdisk!

I can find /~Uploads/Crashdisk/, but not the subfolder "ADF-Workshop" on the FTP server meanwhile. Could you upload the new version somewhere?
Hope Drag&Drop is still in there, because that was a nice improvement...

http://ftp2.grandis.nu/turransearch/...0&httplinks=on

[TCD]

What Snoopy1234 means is that you can now find ADF-Workshop in 'Non Amiga/Tools for Amiga/ADF-Workshop' on the file server

Little more tidy link: http://ftp2.grandis.nu/turran/FTP/No.../ADF-Workshop/

[Nightshft]

Thanks guys, found it.
@Crashdisk, would be great if you re-implement drag&drop like it was in a previous version from 2015. Adds a lot to usability imho.
However, nice tool.

[Crashdisk]

Originally Posted by Nightshft

@Crashdisk, would be great if you re-implement drag&drop like it was in a previous version from 2015. Adds a lot to usability imho.

It won't be necessary, since it's always present in the program. It is just disabled by default

Originally Posted by Nightshft

However, nice tool.

Glad you found it useful.

[Nightshft]

Hah, never had thought it could be enabled at runtime. Nice, should have been easy

Btw, I found some .dms on our ftp (Folder Alfred Amiga Console BBS) which miss the password and it's a really nice feature that ADFW not only finds the CRC-key but also finds a pseudo-pw for it.

Trivia:
As an excercise I wrote a key-to-password bruteforcer myself now, to find more pseudo-passwords and eventually discover the one that was originally used, but - as you already know - the CRC16 keyspace is so small that you just find thousands of strings, even when limited to short pwds. So, no cigar, but a fun exercise.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeonhole_principle

[Crashdisk]

@Nightshft
There are still DMS whose password is not known in Alfred BBS? Do you have an example? Note that the program updates its database (add.brainfile) when it discovers a new file.

[Nightshft]

@Crashdisk
At a brief look I haven seen any info for the dms pw together with the Alfred BBS files (subfolder 'Amiga0') at our ftp, that's what I meant.
ADFW knew them instantly from its database, so all is fine.

I haven't tinkered around with encrypted DMS files before, so this was a learning experience.

Btw, I read that other crackers for encrypted dms exist, apart from ADFW (which works perfectly) but so far I found none (for example on Aminet).

[Crashdisk]

Originally Posted by Nightshft

At a brief look I haven seen any info for the dms pw together with the Alfred BBS files (subfolder 'Amiga0') at our ftp, that's what I meant.
ADFW knew them instantly from its database, so all is fine.

phew, you scared me

Originally Posted by Nightshft

Btw, I read that other crackers for encrypted dms exist, apart from ADFW (which works perfectly) but so far I found none (for example on Aminet).

Good question...I think WinUAE should do this seamlessly, but I don't know how well it works, I never use DMS files with WinUAE.

[Crashdisk]

I've placed a few database updates here:
/~Uploads/Crashdisk/ADF-Workshop/database_ADF
- NonTOSEC - Crashdisk (v2023-05-09)
- TOSEC (v2023-01-23)
- Unrenamed - Commercial CD (v2023-03-22)
- Unrenamed - Warez scene (v2023-04-30)

If you can't find them, it's probably because TCD has moved them here:
/Non Amiga/Tools for Amiga/ADF-Workshop/

Please remember, DB files must be unzipped in the "database_ADF" folder