History
- Released
- March 1987
- Group
- Trianon — Germany, founded 1986
An intro attributed to Mr. Fiend — real name Chris — a German scener who was a member of Trianon from 1986 to October 1987. CSDb catalogues this as "Mr.Fiend Intro" (release ID 102789), released in March 1987 under the Trianon banner. The intro was used in the crack "Delta +" by Trianon. Mr. Fiend's handle derived from his fandom of the band Alien Sex Fiend. He went on to found both Octagon (1988) and Paramount (January 1989) — the latter being the successor to Madonna Cracking Group, whose intros appear at #71 MCG-08, #383 MCG-06, and #648 MCG-02. His career also included stints with Beastie Boys, Fantasy Cracking Service, Frankenstein Cracking Service, and The Magic Breakers. Over 100 releases are credited to Mr. Fiend across these groups, establishing him as one of the more active German crackers of the 1985-1989 period.
Sources: CSDb · CSDb Scener · intros.c64.org
mrfiend-01.asm 357 lines
// ============================================ // output - Disassembled Source // ============================================ // KickAssembler syntax // Generated by Restore 64 v0.2.1 alpha build 298, 2026-04-11 21:35:57 // https://restore64.dev by datucker / Rabenauge // // Load address: $0801 End: $ffff (63487 bytes) // Crunched with Exomizer v2/v3 (with relocation) — depacked by emulation // Packer entry: $0810 (via BASIC SYS 2064) // Entry point: $cf30 (53040) // // Code: 129 bytes, Data: 63358 bytes // Labels: 44, Subroutines: 0 // // Verification: 5 line(s) auto-corrected to .byte for exact byte matching // // Cross-references: all OK // ============================================ // --- Region $8dd0-$8dd0 --- .pc = $8dd0 "Segment $8dd0" brk // --- Region $ca30-$ca53 --- .pc = $ca30 "loc_ca30" loc_ca30: jsr $e544 lda #$0f sta $d020 sta $d021 lda #$47 sta.abs $002d sta.abs $002f sta.abs $0031 lda #$93 sta.abs $002e sta.abs $0030 sta.abs $0032 jmp loc_fce2 // --- Region $cf30-$cf6d --- .pc = $cf30 "main_cf30" main_cf30: jsr $e544 loc_cf33: lda dat_c200,x sta $0400,x lda $c300,x sta $0500,x lda $c400,x sta $0600,x lda $c500,x sta $0700,x inx bne loc_cf33 lda #$01 ldx #$00 loc_cf52: sta $d800,x sta $d900,x sta $da00,x sta $db00,x inx bne loc_cf52 lda #$e1 sta $0328 loc_cf66: jsr $ffe4 beq loc_cf66 jmp loc_ca30 // --- Region $e544-$e544 --- .pc = $e544 "Segment $e544" brk // --- Region $fce2-$fce2 --- .pc = $fce2 "loc_fce2" loc_fce2: brk // --- Region $ffe2-$fffd --- .pc = $ffe2 "loc_ffe2" loc_ffe2: sta $d800,x sta $d900,x sta $da00,x sta $db00,x inx bne loc_ffe2 lda #$e1 sta $0328 loc_fff6: jsr $ffe4 beq loc_fff6 jmp loc_ca30 // ============================================ // Data blocks // ============================================ // --- Region $0801-$0aaa --- .pc = $0801 "dat_0801" dat_0801: // === BASIC loader stub === .byte $0d,$08 // [corrected] was: .byte $0c,$08 // next line pointer ($080c) .byte $ce,$07 // [corrected] was: .byte $00,$00 // line number 0 .byte $9e // SYS token .byte $20,$28,$32,$30,$36 .byte $34 // [corrected] was: .byte $00 // end of line .byte $29,$00 // [corrected] was: .byte $00,$00 // end of BASIC program .byte $00,$00,$78,$a9,$34,$85,$01,$a2,$05,$bd,$42,$08,$9d,$2d,$00,$ca // ..x.4.....B..-.. .byte $10,$f7,$9a,$a0,$00,$c6,$32,$ce,$2c,$08,$b1,$31,$99,$00,$fe,$c8 // ......2.,..1.... .byte $d0,$f8,$a5,$32,$c9,$08,$d0,$ed,$b9,$48,$08,$99,$00,$01,$c8,$d0 // ...2.....H...... .byte $f7 .byte $4c,$00,$01,$00,$c2,$8e,$fe,$ab,$0a,$b1 .text "/****" .byte $29,$07,$aa,$bd,$1a,$01,$8d,$18,$01,$b1,$2f,$29,$1f,$aa,$20,$22 // )........./).. " .byte $01 .byte $4c,$ff,$01,$a4 .byte $43,$ab,$79 .text "X;?)" .byte $e6 .byte $2f,$d0,$02 .byte $e6,$30,$60,$b1,$2f,$20,$22,$01,$91,$2d,$e6,$2d,$d0,$02,$e6,$2e // .0`./ "..-.-.... .byte $ca,$d0,$f5,$f0,$c5,$a9,$00,$f0,$ef,$a9,$ff,$d0,$eb,$b1,$2f,$91 // ............../. .byte $2d,$e6,$2f,$d0,$02,$e6,$30,$e6,$2d,$d0,$02,$e6,$2e,$ca,$d0,$ed // -./...0.-....... .byte $f0,$a8,$20,$71,$01,$b1,$2f,$20,$22,$01,$91,$2d,$e6,$2d,$d0,$02 // .. q../ "..-.-.. .byte $e6,$2e,$ca,$d0,$f5,$c6,$39,$10,$f1,$30,$8f,$86,$39,$b1,$2f,$aa // ......9..0..9./. .byte $4c,$22,$01,$20,$71,$01,$b1,$2f,$91,$2d,$e6,$2f,$d0,$02,$e6,$30 // L". q../.-./...0 .byte $e6,$2d,$d0,$02,$e6,$2e,$ca,$d0,$ed,$c6,$39,$10,$e9,$4c,$00,$01 // .-........9..L.. .byte $2c,$da,$01,$a9,$37,$85,$01,$58,$20,$30,$cf,$4c,$ae,$a7,$e0,$00 // ,...7..X 0.L.... .byte $f0,$ee,$a9,$04,$2c,$a9,$08,$85,$ff,$b1,$2f,$91,$2d,$c8,$c4,$ff // ....,...../.-... .byte $d0,$f7,$18,$a5,$2d,$65,$ff,$85,$2d,$a5,$2e,$69,$00,$85,$2e,$a0 // ....-e..-..i.... .byte $00,$ca,$d0,$e5,$18,$a5,$2f,$65,$ff,$85,$2f,$a5,$30,$69,$00,$85 // ....../e../.0i.. .byte $30,$4c,$00,$01,$b9,$00,$ef,$99,$00,$ff,$c8,$d0,$f7,$ce,$dc,$01 // 0L.............. .byte $ce,$df,$01,$ad,$df,$01,$c9,$df,$d0,$ea,$60,$80,$84,$20,$2d,$15 // ..........`.. -. .byte $13,$08,$09,$20,$2d,$20,$0d,$01,$14,$01,$20,$21,$80,$44,$20,$2a // ... - .... !.D * .byte $02,$19,$20,$0d,$01,$12,$14,$05,$03,$08,$80,$39,$20,$80,$28,$2d // .. ........9 .(- .byte $80,$52,$20,$60,$25,$12,$05,$2d,$06,$12,$0f,$01,$1a,$05,$0e,$20 // .R `%..-.......