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__i686.get_pc_thunk.bx call it dislikes because it determines that it goes
outside of the dll image.
Safedisc takes the PE header as start of the image. But in wine the pe header
actually starts somewhere in the .text section and the __i686.get_pc_thunk.bx
func is before that. ( Haven't really looked into why the builtin dlls are
linked this way and if this can be changed.)
But building those three dlls without -fPIC(so no __i686.get_pc_thunk.bx) makes
it work(for at least some safedisc versions).
I successfully tested it with:
Max Payne V1.0  - Safedisc: 2.30.033
          V1.05 -           2.51.020
Stronghold V1.0 -           2.40.010

Any greater version of safedisc2(>= 2.6x?) seems to have additional checks and
it fails again with the usual "ExitProcess( 0xfeedface)".

btw.: ProtectionID helps with identifying the used copy protection and its
version. Just google for it.


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