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I'd love to hear Wah Wah and Art of Dying not sounding as though they were mixed using the 1970 Wollensack recorder in my high school's AV closet. From comments I've read, George himself lamented the botched wall-of-sound reverb on many tracks; it's a shame he didn't (possibly couldn't) take a stab at remixing them. Download all things must pass zip george harrison. Every time I hear I Live For You I wonder how great some of the other tracks could sound.

Yes, I'm sure someone clever could crack it, but it won't be easy. Fred, unless I'm wrong, the Rational License Key Manager is just FlexLM under the hood. Jan 4, 2001 - An online EDA discussion group is circulating tips on how to get free software by illegally cracking FlexLM license managers, EE Times has.

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It's been a decade or so since I tried my hand at cracking software. There's a piece of academic software I can't afford, and I haven't been able to find it cracked, so I thought I'd give it a go. I searched the interwebs and found some tutorials using W32DASM and HIEW32 to crack.exe's, but it only seems to work if you're entering in a code manually. This software uses a license file, and none of the techniques worked. More specifically, I wasn't able to find any of the error messages, or references to the key file in plain text in the W32DASM output.

Does anyone have any experience with this and could give me some pointers?

Here's how I've figured out licensing works with the program IDL. You can put a newer version of the license.dat file on the users computer and it will work as long as the person has a version equal to or less than the version running on their system. The licenses are backwards compatible. When you have a licensing server that the clients connect to you need to have the same license file you put on the users computer on there.

Each release of IDL comes with a new version of the flexlm license manager. If your going to use a newer version of IDL and you get your newer license then you have to install the newest flexlm license manager.

The newest version of IDL aways needs the newest version of the license manager (flexlm). So pit falls are: If you put a newer version of the license server on your license server and give it an older version of a license it will fail. If you put the newest version of the license server up with the newest version of the license and someone without the newest license (on their local machine) tries to pull a license from the server it will fail. IDL license's for servers generate a key based on the host name of the machine and the MAC address of the primary NIC in that machine. This generated number is put in the license file.