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                            Loki's Old Warez
    
    Title : Defender of the Crown EGA/CGA from Cinemaware
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    All Done By  : Loki              |  Rating       : 4/5
    Size/Disks   : 690k - 2 5 1/4's  |  Protection   : Disk Based
    Released     : 12/29\96                             
    Original     : 1988              |  OS           : DOS 
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    Notes : This was a bitch. I went through several disk imaging programs.
            This is from the *original* (yes folks, antique) disks.  To
            play you had/have to put these disks in whatever is your boot
            drive.  I don't have a crack for it.  I just managed to copy the
            images so you can copy them to floppy and play.  It's copy
            protection is it's booting from disk.  It's weird I know.  I
            had to use DiskCopyFast (DCF), which is not cracked (no need to
            go finding the crack wherever it is since this is a one-time
            thing).  
            
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    Install Notes : I made this from 5.25/360k floppies.  It's in two image
                    files.  DOC360A.DCF and DOC360B.DCF.  Using the enclosed
                    file, DCF.EXE, you have two floppies standing by, (I've
                    only tried this on two 5.25/360k floppies but it should
                    work on 3.5/720k or 1.44 (although I would use 720k if
                    I could)) you type the following :

                    1st Disk : dcf /a- doc360a.dcf a:
                    2nd Disk : dcf /a- doc360b.dcf a:

                    I don't know if the "/a-" is needed, but I imaged with
                    it so you might wanna run it.  It tells it to ignore
                    the density/format of the floppy.  If this doesn't
                    work with 3.5, well either tell me a good disk imager
                    (other than vgacopy) or just tell me and I'll try and
                    find another way.  Or send me a crack, although the
                    floppies you can't even read from os/2 or dos since it's
                    got it's own unreadable format.  Before you tell me it
                    doesn't work, try it with low-density 3.5 disks.
                                                   
    Greets : #OS2TheyKnowWhoTheyAre    
             #oldwarez - too bad it's full of win95 and quake shit/requests.
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