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The 9.x SDKs don't work with v8 vendor-keys.
You may try the following keys for vendor "alastone" ![]() Quote:
Dirk P.S. You might want to get Nolan Blender's lmrecode source
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Yes, I can reach here now: #define VENDOR_KEY1 0xf1bd324f #define VENDOR_KEY2 0xc0d8c168 #define VENDOR_KEY3 0x813080d2 #define VENDOR_KEY4 0xc5eb45fc #define VENDOR_KEY5 0x7a703fb3 #define CRO_KEY1 0x321d784d #define CRO_KEY2 0xf2c452ca #define VENDOR_NAME "alastone" and now I can successfully compiled the v9.2 SDK. the question is, the vendor keys I generated by using this protocol are not identical to the ones I captured in the memory. mmmh, I got obfuscated keys? the keys coming with lm_code.h (demo) are wrong? stupid question again
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Hiya,
The keys in your target are not obfuscated, other than key 5 in the same old method. The reason your keys differ is that the vendor keys as issued by Macrovision have options such as checksums, expiry dates etc, etc taken into the generation process, in fact in terms of generating a license the vendor keys aren't even used anymore. Regards CrackZ. |
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I am trying to figure out the problem. Any hints are much appreciated. |
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Hiya,
Your question can be simply answered by telling us the return value of _lc_checkout() ;-). Its going to be either bad seeds or a public key verification error. Regards CrackZ. |
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the demo-keys are not wrong, just expired ![]() see below for the output of lmrecode Quote:
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