I'm by no means "well versed" in copyright law hence the term "mostly" because I do not know if there are clauses protecting media that does not protect itself with anti-copy technology. Which would be yet another artificial barrier to title 17 rights.

FORC5 wrote:
DMCA does not apply to a OS disk, they are not copy protected so you are not bypassing that to archive a copy.
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At 06:37 AM 4/14/2005, warpmedia Poked the stick with:

That has to be the stupidest reasoning I heard. Never mind that drivers change constantly, or that you could use another CD from the same model (or image of to make a new disc). It just flat out violates the principal of a free or low cost replacement media that I thought the copyright law was supposed to be entitling us to now that we are mostly prevented from making TITLE 17 archival backups by DMCA.

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Tallyho ! ]:8)
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Sorry the reply is a bit late... as my computer is just awake from the crash.





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