need help on compiling FlexLM v9.2

[Sailor_EDA]

I'm also having a similar problem as Alastone in that I'm having trouble generating valid vendor keys for v9.2 sdk. I'm still learning about flexlm so I just thought I understand the basic application using what I can compile from the sdk first.
I was trying to follow Dmit's suggestion of modifying lmv8gen to modify it to work with v9.
I have a couple of questions on this and I needed some pointers.
1. I can't seem to locate where the constants are in lmv8gen, I'm still looking but at the bottom of the file it says "Crossfire PE Encryption System AK47 ..."
However I use PEiD on it doesn't detect anything. It does not look like the file is packed.
2. I've got Nolan's lmrecode.c code and also looking at the PGC lmkg7.exe, I can clearly see two constants that he defines and uses. A quick search in the v7 flexlm SDK didn't seem to come up with this value being defined anywhere but I guess is might be lodged in some library if I'm not wrong. I should probably do a binary string search. Well anyways I was trying to find out where this string might occur in the SDK to locate the corresponding value for the v9.2.
3. Why is it that in lmrecode.c, just one glseed is used per version whereas in lmkg7.exe there are 2 constants (also thats what Dmit suggests as well about lmv8gen)

Any suggestions?

Sailor_EDA

Originally Posted by Sailor_EDA

2. I've got Nolan's lmrecode.c code and also looking at the PGC lmkg7.exe, I can clearly see two constants that he defines and uses. A quick search in the v7 flexlm SDK didn't seem to come up with this value being defined anywhere but I guess is might be lodged in some library if I'm not wrong. I should probably do a binary string search. Well anyways I was trying to find out where this string might occur in the SDK to locate the corresponding value for the v9.2.
3. Why is it that in lmrecode.c, just one glseed is used per version whereas in lmkg7.exe there are 2 constants (also thats what Dmit suggests as well about lmv8gen)

Any suggestions?

Sailor_EDA

As for point 2, you might want to take a look into l_sg and l_zinit subroutines
For point 3, take another look around in lmrecode.c, there are definatly two
seeds set.

Greetings

Ginfix

[Sailor_EDA]

Originally Posted by Ginfix

As for point 2, you might want to take a look into l_sg and l_zinit subroutines
For point 3, take another look around in lmrecode.c, there are definatly two
seeds set.

Greetings

Ginfix

Ginfix,

thanks for those pointers, I really appreciate it.

Sailor_EDA