hey if anyone wants to break the copy protection, it looks like a bit of tape will do the trick. All you gotta do is put a small piece of tape over the edge of the disc (where the second session with the copy protection is located), and insert in, and it rips ! Apparently.... i don't buy cds anymore. but anyways,
here's one link and
here's the other. happy ripping!
o btw
Recently just for giggles I tried an install of SUSE 9.3. It would have been laughable, if I hadn't spent a week just trying to get 5 clean CD downloads. When I finally got the thing installed, I thought, "If this was 1995 this would be revolutionary". Not only did SUSE misdiagnose my monitors, graphics card and audio, it didn't offer me any apparent way to submit user-provided dirvers (I know there must be a way somehow, but in windows it's obvious). IMO, Linux isn't even the equal of IRIX, or the mac. Talk about fanboy-domininated PR.
i find that comment offensive and unneeded. i use ubuntu linux occasionally, and it was the easiest to install os ive ever dealt with. i literally had to do such intensive tasks as choosing my time, typing in my name, and typing in a password. yes, driver support isn't up to par, but then again, it does only have like 1 percent of the desktop market. and the reason that it is
fanboy-dominated pr is prolly because it is
created by the fanboys.
anyways, u should try out ubuntu if u want a good example of a linux os. one install cd, 30 minute install, minimal interaction until it is up and running. and it runs at least very well if not perfectly with all of my hardware.