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Tonybolony
Professional
try making a exact 1:1 with HDD Raw copy and use your original dongle , it may work
Are you running Linux? It's very easy to make a 1:1 image of the hard disk and write that to another disk.
If you're on Windows, setting up WSL environment will let you get access to a Linux terminal and have it run Linux commands. The dd command is what you're looking for.
If you're on Windows, setting up WSL environment will let you get access to a Linux terminal and have it run Linux commands. The dd command is what you're looking for.
If you need to image a drive on Windows you can use this free tool: https://hddguru.com/software/HDD-Raw-Copy-Tool/
As @nem says the game is most likely locked to the drive through the ATA ID.
As @nem says the game is most likely locked to the drive through the ATA ID.
Like every other arcade manufacturer.
Franco23444
Grand Master
Unless you have access to a patched or very clean image , cloning it would not work as the HDD is tied with the serial number in a specific file, I’m still not sure if it’s ok to share any information yet as the hardware and software to my eyes, seems to be abandoned, but you can send me a DM.
Can you edit the string to change the serial number to the new drive?
The hard drive is encrypted.
I'm afraid you're on your own there. I don't think piracy is encouraged here
Franco23444
Grand Master
No one is sharing links around here publicly unless for its for older systems and games, the 357/369 still falls under a gray area as some games like the Taiko series and some of the gun games are still under some support by Namco…
