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Do you have the ophidian sword that elderly xena is supposed to give you? It's also a key item to kill the earth serpent, and there is supposed to be a bug (not in si fixes iirc) where she doesn't and you're screwed. http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/Ophidian_Sword Granted the stupid serpent could tell you that it's the only sword that will kill it if it's that.

Do you have the ophidian sword that elderly xena is supposed to give you? It's also a key item to kill the earth serpent, and there is supposed to be a bug (not in si fixes iirc) where she doesn't and you're screwed. http://wiki.ultimacodex.com/wiki/Ophidian_Sword

Do you have the ophidian sword that elderly xena is supposed to give you? It's also a key item to kill the earth serpent, and there is supposed to be a bug (not in si fixes iirc) where she doesn't and you're screwed.

Actualy it's not the max long but the uninitialized value of sGeometry.start. Probably because it's a loop device not a real drive, so the ioctls are returning weird values. I tried to print it and ' iRes1 = ioctl(iFd, BLKGETSIZE, &lSectors);' makes iRes1 0 and ' iRes2 = ioctl(iFd, HDIO_GETGEO, &sGeometry);' makes iRes2 -1 then if(! (iRes1 && iRes2) ) return sGeometry.start; the inner is false because of iRes2, so it returns the uninit value. This seems wrong. Could we get a command line switch to...

Actualy it's not the max long but the uninitialized value of sGeometry.start. Probably because it's a loop device not a real drive, so the ioctls are returning weird values. I tried to print it and ' iRes1 = ioctl(iFd, BLKGETSIZE, &lSectors);' makes iRes1 0 and ' iRes2 = ioctl(iFd, HDIO_GETGEO, &sGeometry);' makes iRes2 -1 then if(! (iRes1 && iRes2) ) return sGeometry.start; the inner is false because of iRes2, so it returns the uninit value. This seems wrong. Could we get a command line switch to...

Actualy it's not the max long but the uninitialized value of sGeometry.start. Could we get a command line switch to provide this 'sGeometryStart'? Could it double as the 'offset' to operate on files without sudo if the given file is a real file?

Actualy it's not the max long but the uninitialized value of sGeometry.start. Could we get a command line switch to provide this 'sGeometryStart'? Could it double as the 'offset' to operate on files without sudo?

Using -p with a loopback device under dos causes the number of hidden sectors to be the max long