From: Jesse K. <j.k...@ti...> - 2004-08-24 13:17:51
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On Tue, 2004-08-24 at 14:12, Michael Steil wrote: > On Aug 24, 2004, at 1:43 AM, Groepaz wrote: > > i would assume that his driver would pretty much allow to either "cat" > > a complete dvd image or just "cp" the files over to a nfs share. > > > > however, you can already do that with tools that are available for a > > long time now, and no pirate would ever possibly want to go through > > the trouble of setting up gc-linux to do it. >=20 > The point is not, what can be done with it NOW, but what can be done=20 > with it in the future. At the moment, someone would have to set up=20 > Linux, i.e. have a Linux installation on an NFS server. > But someone could hack together a ramdisk image that contains the=20 > interface, and uses the Linux kernel and DVD/filesystem drivers. So=20 > there can be a solution which consists only of a single .DOL, which can=20 > rip complete images or DVDs on a file-by-file basis onto an: > * NFS > * SMB > * FTP > server, without the need for the creator to implement NFS, SMB or FTP=20 > clients. The ramdisk image could even include an FTP server, so that=20 > people can use FTP clients on their computer to rip the CDs. >=20 > Michael How about: "because it can be done", that would be enough reason for me to put it in. Jesse |