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It is PKLite compressed. I looked already. "PKLITE Copr. 1990-92 PKWARE Inc. All Rights Reserved" right there at the front. And I can see a lot of scrambled te
by ksaj 6y ago
It is PKLite compressed. I looked already.
"PKLITE Copr. 1990-92 PKWARE Inc. All Rights Reserved" right there at the front. And I can see a lot of scrambled text that is exactly what one would expect to see from a PKLite compressed executable:
OGRIDLOK regi
Pstration prog
J.Acker
ma2(c) 1993:
Select YES if y
ou have a
Pde, NO to exi
InfoN
CITh/CB
imu$
send3
R10z:U
oNo}dhoek&
17985+
Town.
Lca?
I will
CODE
<Ousing
unlock-
r leve
@&e.2
... etc ...
- Rabidgremlin 6y agommm, I don't remember doing that. But was uploading to BBS's at the time so may have done so. Also may have been trying to dissuade cracking :)
- ksaj 6y agoYou won't be patching it without decompressing it. Unless you run it under something that patches it in memory for every time it is executed. But that's a ridiculous amount of work. See if F-Prot will decompress and remove the container, and then go from there. Make sure it's an early version of f-prot. It does look like an early PKLite, so you just might pull it off.
- ksaj 6y agoDo you have any prepped GRIDLOK.REG files lying around?
- Rabidgremlin 6y agoUnfortunately not :(