This is the result of my encryption with the linux version

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This is the result of my encryption with the linux version, it seems that it cannot be encrypted, the program has been sent to you, with a video of the problem，
I am encrypting it with a linux program. Before the encryption, it was in linux: dotnet Shipsay.dll, and it was running normally, but it could not be encrypted. Please come closer. I have already encrypted it with a windows program in the windows version, and it runs normally. The linux version Yes, it cannot be encrypted under the linux program

VIDEO has been sent to the mailbox, the following is the picture, the direction of the arrow shows the error

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It seems you use the option “Strip debug information”. For .NET files this option renames classes/method/properties/fields in protected application and requires all .NET dependences. So you have to copy all .NET dependences (System.Runtime.dll, System.Private.CoreLib.dll, etc.) to the Linux folder with your application.

On Windows these files are usually located in the following folder:
C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\X.X.X.X
Where “X.X.X.X” is the .NET Core version.

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The required files have been packaged normally and are in the directory

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I don’t know where did you get these files (System.Runtime.dll and System.Private.CoreLib.dll). Try to open them with VMProtect :wink:

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These are the project generation, in the folder after the project is generated, the project has been sent to you by e-mail, System.Runtime.dll,System.Private.CoreLib.dll,System.Runtime.dll cannot be loaded and opened with VMProtect, please see the picture, and upload System.Private. CoreLib.dll , System.Runtime.dllinto the attachment
System.Runtime.dll.zip (17.3 KB)
System.Private.CoreLib.dll.zip (4.24 MB)

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Unknown CPU type (0xFD1D) is the reason why VMProtect can’t resolve these assemblies.

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I will try to regenerate an X64 version, please wait a moment, but I feel that this is a bug in the LINUX version, because the test with the VMProtect_DEMO version is the same with other computers

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It seems that all project generation net6.0\linux-x64 generation does not support at all even if the CPU is specified as X64, it should be the problem that VMProtect For Linux version does not support NET6, please update to solve this problem

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Just copy .NET Core runtime from Windows machine.

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In the beginning, I copy it from WIN and encrypted it. It has always been impossible to solve this file, but I have sent the project file to your E-MAIL for you.

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Read my previous post more curefully:

On Windows these files are usually located in the following folder:
C:\Program Files\dotnet\shared\Microsoft.NETCore.App\X.X.X.X
Where “X.X.X.X” is the .NET Core version.

VMProtect for Windows uses this directory for resolving .NET assemblies.

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System.Private.CoreLib.dll.zip (4.32 MB)
This is the System.Private.CoreLib.dll (attached) copied from WIN, the error message: has an unsupported subsystem

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OMG. The topic is closed.