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Archive.org Wayback crashes (while viewing text type sites or other) Crash with fairly recent palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20260526--xpmod-sse palemoon.exe caused an Access Violation at location 0128bd90 in module mozjs.dll Reading from location 00000000. Registers: eax=0c537020 ebx=001af301 ecx=0000001d edx=16fb5100 esi=00000000 edi=00000000 eip=0128bd90 esp=001af1c0 ebp=001af1cc iopl=0 nv up ei pl zr na po nc cs=001b ss=0023 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b gs=0000 efl=00000246 Call stack: 0128BD90 mozjs.dll:0128BD90 class JSObject * __cdecl js::UncheckedUnwrap(class JSObject *,bool,unsigned int *) 038C231C xul.dll:038C231C mozilla_dump_image 0340B02F xul.dll:0340B02F mozilla_dump_image 0340FD98 xul.dll:0340FD98 mozilla_dump_image 034124C9 xul.dll:034124C9 mozilla_dump_image 02D7EAFC xul.dll:02D7EAFC public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 03469BAE xul.dll:03469BAE mozilla_dump_image 03A47580 xul.dll:03A47580 mozilla_dump_image 02D7895F xul.dll:02D7895F public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 02D7832F xul.dll:02D7832F public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 02D80900 xul.dll:02D80900 public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 034BF9DE xul.dll:034BF9DE mozilla_dump_image 034A5455 xul.dll:034A5455 mozilla_dump_image 02DC48D6 xul.dll:02DC48D6 XRE_AddStaticComponent 02DC1E51 xul.dll:02DC1E51 XRE_AddStaticComponent 02DBFE2C xul.dll:02DBFE2C XRE_AddStaticComponent 02DDA239 xul.dll:02DDA239 NS_StringGetMutableData 02F5C8F6 xul.dll:02F5C8F6 public: virtual enum nsresult __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::SetVerifySignedContent(bool) 02F48046 xul.dll:02F48046 public: virtual enum nsresult __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::SetVerifySignedContent(bool) 02F47D4E xul.dll:02F47D4E public: virtual enum nsresult __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::SetVerifySignedContent(bool) 03E0618F xul.dll:03E0618F public: bool __thiscall mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range::Merge(class mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range const &) 03E45933 xul.dll:03E45933 public: bool __thiscall mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range::Merge(class mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range const &) 042D5F30 xul.dll:042D5F30 XRE_StartupTimelineRecord 042EBD15 xul.dll:042EBD15 XRE_GetFileFromPath 042EAB92 xul.dll:042EAB92 XRE_GetFileFromPath 042EC641 xul.dll:042EC641 XRE_main 004018C4 palemoon.exe:004018C4 00401479 palemoon.exe:00401479 00401BEF palemoon.exe:00401BEF 004027A1 palemoon.exe:004027A1 7C817067 kernel32.dll:7C817067 RegisterWaitForInputIdle Crash with an older palemoon-28.10.7a1.win32-git-20231230--xpmod-sse palemoon.exe caused an Access Violation at location 0128bd90 in module mozjs.dll Reading from location 00000000. Registers: eax=14e1d1c0 ebx=001af301 ecx=0000001d edx=0b805e20 esi=00000000 edi=00000000 eip=0128bd90 esp=001af1c0 ebp=001af1cc iopl=0 nv up ei pl zr na po nc cs=001b ss=0023 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=003b gs=0000 efl=00000246 Call stack: 0128BD90 mozjs.dll:0128BD90 class JSObject * __cdecl js::UncheckedUnwrap(class JSObject *,bool,unsigned int *) 038C231C xul.dll:038C231C mozilla_dump_image 0340B02F xul.dll:0340B02F mozilla_dump_image 0340FD98 xul.dll:0340FD98 mozilla_dump_image 034124C9 xul.dll:034124C9 mozilla_dump_image 02D7EAFC xul.dll:02D7EAFC public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 03469BAE xul.dll:03469BAE mozilla_dump_image 03A47580 xul.dll:03A47580 mozilla_dump_image 02D7895F xul.dll:02D7895F public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 02D7832F xul.dll:02D7832F public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 02D80900 xul.dll:02D80900 public: virtual unsigned long __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::AddRef(void) 034BF9DE xul.dll:034BF9DE mozilla_dump_image 034A5455 xul.dll:034A5455 mozilla_dump_image 02DC48D6 xul.dll:02DC48D6 XRE_AddStaticComponent 02DC1E51 xul.dll:02DC1E51 XRE_AddStaticComponent 02DBFE2C xul.dll:02DBFE2C XRE_AddStaticComponent 02DDA239 xul.dll:02DDA239 NS_StringGetMutableData 02F5C8F6 xul.dll:02F5C8F6 public: virtual enum nsresult __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::SetVerifySignedContent(bool) 02F48046 xul.dll:02F48046 public: virtual enum nsresult __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::SetVerifySignedContent(bool) 02F47D4E xul.dll:02F47D4E public: virtual enum nsresult __stdcall mozilla::net::LoadInfo::SetVerifySignedContent(bool) 03E0618F xul.dll:03E0618F public: bool __thiscall mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range::Merge(class mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range const &) 03E45933 xul.dll:03E45933 public: bool __thiscall mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range::Merge(class mozilla::NormalizedConstraintSet::Range const &) 042D5F30 xul.dll:042D5F30 XRE_StartupTimelineRecord 042EBD15 xul.dll:042EBD15 XRE_GetFileFromPath 042EAB92 xul.dll:042EAB92 XRE_GetFileFromPath 042EC641 xul.dll:042EC641 XRE_main 004018C4 palemoon.exe:004018C4 00401479 palemoon.exe:00401479 00401BEF palemoon.exe:00401BEF 004027A1 palemoon.exe:004027A1 7C817067 kernel32.dll:7C817067 RegisterWaitForInputIdle System: XP-SP3-SSE

if these are the answers, maybe we'll go a different way and some master will respond.... So: does everything contained in this link apply to maypal68? -> https://msfn.org/board/topic/175591-enable-mp4-h264-aac-html5-video-in-firefox-on-windows-xp-without-flash/

@Damnation My Panasonic Notebook will come today or tomorrow. Of course I can help you with Windbg Dietmar

The version for Windows XP has already reached v114. It's just one step away from the supported v115. https://github.com/e3kskoy7wqk/Firefox-for-windows-7/releases/download/old/firefox-114.0.3.en-US.win32.installer.exe https://github.com/e3kskoy7wqk/Firefox-for-windows-7/releases/download/old/firefox-114.0.3.en-US.win64.installer.exe

The enhanced taskbar is great, but it breaks compatibility with other tools designed for the standard taskbar. I want to start a thread to gather any potential widgets that the community has found to work with the SAB taskbar. Unlikely, but I figure I might give it a shot. For example, I would love to have a weather widget that doesn't require Bing or eats up more than 1GB RAM every time it's running.

A print of Device Manager:

Hello everybody, i have some good news. I'm the One-Core-API creator and I and a friend what is main oca developer/debugguer are working about MSI interrupt system porting ACPI/PCI driver from Vista into NT5 (2000,XP and 2003). We have success to boot the system and part of PCI drivers are working. Other part of drivers not working, but we are trying fix that. Our target is atleast Vista RTM and we think is possible.And the main target is port/implement WDDM on NT5. Dark_fire, a amazing Reactos developer, told me what needed for make Dxgkrnl (main wddm driver) and Ndis6 driver work on NT5 is implement MSI interrupt, So, we're already halfway there. Some prints:

@Dietmar Can you help me to setup Intel LAN debugging on XP? Or are you just going to wait for your own Toughbook to arrive for debugging yourself?

If I now have an issue related to this thread, should I continue it, or, has it been too long and to start a new thread?

Only the IsDebuggerPresent and IsProcessorFeaturePresent imports can be patched out. The other five would require some major code hacking to function correctly. An extender would be the best option.

For some reason the Windows 10 Volume flyout appears and StartAllBack can't change it at all P. S. Fixed that. I had to delete MTCUVC registry key

Are you on stable channel? What version of SAB are you on? Mine is working fine.

You have DirectX 9 working on 95? Edit: Gomx.dll delay-loads d3d9.dll and will load without it. If you have a d3d9.dll on your system that is missing Direct3DCreate9, it is not valid (probably a renamed d3d8.dll) and you should remove it. This is good news because all the other missing apis look fixable. I found a pre-release Win95 CD and extracted 306 system dlls. By redirecting IP or DW to search them first, I can now id all needed functions missing from Win95.

Okay big update, I managed to get NVMe booting on this board thanks to the latest Omores video where he talks about the NVMe INT13h Oprom project here: https://github.com/Manawyrm/nvme-int13h-optionrom I installed XP SP3 vanilla, then installed the backported Samsung driver (I also use the backported Samsung driver under Windows 7 too), then made an image file from the SATA SSD and wrote it to the NVMe drive, and it works: Trying to install directly to the NVMe drive still can't get past part 2 even with this oprom, something about a misconfigured disk, so still best to install to SATA/IDE drive first. My only issue is, it is EXTREMELY slow at actually booting the drive, once it gets into Windows its fine, I'll mess with some bios options and see if I can fix this because it literally takes like 3-4 minutes to boot lol After this I'll look into replacing the PXE boot rom in my bios with this and then not need any USB stick.

@Dietmar NO_OPREGION, NO_VBT and BOTH all gave same 0x50 BSOD at F000EEF3 as before. POST_ABORT_DIAG gave Code 10 in device manager with no BSOD,

@Multibooter What are the results of your win2003 fltmgr testing in WinXP SP3?

Hi there, I wanted to report an issue I recently discovered. If you're using StartAllBack on a Windows touchscreen device, and swipe up to reveal the taskbar, the Windows 11 start menu always appears instead of the StartAllBack one. It seems like a simple fix, if it could be looked into I would really appreciate it!

@Damnation Here comes next try, good luck Dietmar https://www.upload.ee/files/19631358/DEV_0A16_5445_OpenBSD79_STRICT_v5_F000_FIRMWARE_GUARDS.zip.html

@Damnation Here comes next try, good luck Dietmar https://www.upload.ee/files/19631358/DEV_0A16_5445_OpenBSD79_STRICT_v5_F000_FIRMWARE_GUARDS.zip.html

@Dietmar Back to the same location in memory as before with the OpenBSD edits. https://ibb.co/6779ck9F I suppose I'll need your help to get intel LAN debugging setup and running to solve this.

@Dietmar Is it just me or is MSFN running really slow right now?

@Dietmar Sorry it took me so long to reply, I finally got around to testing your first set of binary patches. Here is the result with the DESKTOP patch https://ibb.co/4ZykW8pr This seems to have the BSOD occurring at the same memory address as the original. Here is the result with the FALLBACK version https://ibb.co/XxWXGvmr This still returned a 0x50 BSOD but this time pointing to igxpdv32.dll I'll try out your OpenBST STRICT patch and report back.

@Damnation Hi, I take the Source Code from OpenBSD 7.9 and look for the difference between the Desktop HD 4400 and the Ultra Low Power HD 4400 with DEV_0A16 in this Panasonic notebook. And I found. Here is a first try with the modded driver Intel 5445 Dietmar https://www.upload.ee/files/19629828/DEV_0A16_5445_OpenBSD79_STRICT_v4_LPTLP.zip.html

Maybe you try port AHCI IA-64 driver 8086 2922 (QEMU) from Server 2008 Longhorn beta Itanium for WinXP Itanium ? I extracted working driver: https://www.mediafire.com/file/hykr33hr2vnoiey/AHCI_IA-64_srv_2008.zip/file

Yeah you're right. So, in the long run will Windows 2000 KernelEx be completely abandoned since there will be no more modern 32-bit software anymore?