> > You intentionally edited the XORs that were originally released, to remove
> > portions that appeared to be encrypted data (not code), because you were
> afraid
> > that someone would have been able to make use of those addresses to break the
> > encryption.
> >
> > You admitted that yourself, later on.
>
> This is why I have no motivation to do any more with comments like that. The
> portions removed from the XORs are infact data that is not encrypted and thus no
> xor data is needed. Indeed I removed it on purpose I have never denied that, in
> fact I made it very clear what I did on the very first xor release. But you know
> this already and are distorting facts..., again.

How am I distorting facts? I just brought it up again - and you just confirmed it!

Explain how that is a "distortion" again?

> As CPS2 has a 2004 game it will be another 3 years before I even consider making
> public any data I may choose to get to help break the algo. If you have a
> problem with that then Ill say what I've been saying for 3 years already... Go
> and get the data yourself!
>
> Raz

Ok. I will. Anyone want to loan me a CPS2 boardset and an EPROM-emulator? :)