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The biggest issue is that he just has so much data and replication of data. It's hard to find things. I remember the HP drivers. He was a bit of a data hoarder! Good point about the compatibility issue. It would suit him for everything to be as minimalist as possible. Makes me wonder if the SSL certificate is a problem or not. Thank you for this. Feel free to upload and spread around whatever materials of his you have. It's the only way to keep it alive. I attached makewrap.cpp, is that what you referred to? He liked very simple tools for things like debugging. I'm honestly surprised I haven't found anything for debugging over serial yet. I found stuff related to two other compilers today. I haven't found out where he actually built his code though. I haven't changed anything so my dad's license is still there. But, the intention is that the code is public. I would hope people who build off the code give some credit to my father but that is up to them. makewrap.cpp

There is no such limit, but the ExclusionList section should not be bigger than 32KB. Already supported on command line, will be added to GUI next version.

It annoys me too, especially when people say their software still supports XP (and probably Vista too) when it actually no longer does!

Sad news indeed... Rest in Peace rloew.

@rloew hi , do you mind if i upload some of your father code which i own ? Like one from his api wrapper generator . Last time i talked with Rudy , We are talking about some of his cool tools like a patch generator . His knowledge on reverse engineering was awesome . I personally use lot of his tool which are never discussed in public including his amazing disassembler . I guess their are many such never released tools which he never talked in public . I think LoneCrusader will love to short his code . I will love to have his CPP version of his MAKEWRAP tool whose assembly only version is with me ( Assembly only version was requested personally by me , and he made it just for me ) . Figuring out coding style of Rudy will be tough since as far as i know he used to use his own debugger so i may guess he might have used his own compiler in some cases . I will love to make and maintain a github repo for his work @LoneCrusader

New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rths.ml/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.4.win32-git-20191026-565ae72f5-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rths.ml/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.4.win64-git-20191026-565ae72f5-xpmod.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/custom NM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rths.ml/palemoon/palemoon-28.8.0a1.win32-git-20191026-565ae72f5-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rths.ml/palemoon/palemoon-28.8.0a1.win64-git-20191026-565ae72f5-xpmod.7z Official repo changes since my last build: - Issue #1243 - Update List of NSS Exported Symbols (fb74b5be3) - Merge pull request #1249 from g4jc/nss_exports (160bd388b) - Issue #1231 - Correct defines for Mac and keep universal prefs generic. (38feb30d4) - Issue #1229 - Remove fallback for $INSTDIR (c4c418993) - Issue #1253 - Reset performance object on navigation (a0ab17b21) - Avoid uint32_t overflow in js shell by checking size of file before trying to stuff something insanely large into a Uint8Array. (dee457e63) - Issue #1255 - Port upstream fix from libexpat (245bbebbc) - Add null check in Http2Session::RecvAltSvc (cb762d71a) - Avoid following the prototype chain (2e22601d0) - Ensure that file actors created after the database was closed are expired. (7aaec4691) - Leverage strings to get working dirs in nsUpdateDriver. (f9ea088b4) - Prevent nr_ice_component_insert_pair from leaking. (8c2501ffe) - Adjust tokenization of U+0000 (7bccd8769) - Fix type barrier in IonBuilder::jsop_getimport. (e8c5582be) - Add size checks to WebGLContext::BufferData() (f1308011a) - Support longer (up to RFC maximum) HKDF outputs (edfba06ce) - Add length checks for cryptographic primitives (c525bb791) - Update NSS version (29317adcb) - Force clobber. (fbf84d515) - Merge branch 'nss-work' (565ae72f5) My changes since my last build: - guard getBoolPref(kPrefWebIDEInNavbar) with try-catch block (56f0c32c1) - Revert "Follow up to #1177 - Clean up package-manifest.in" (d169fea75) - update NSS to 3.44.2 (240ca3c87) - import changes from tenfourfox: - #574: M1581950 M1584216 M1577107 M1584907 M1558522 (71cf5b95a) - #574: new tzdata (842c3af2a) (aeda91f1d) - partly import change from tenfourfox: update pins, TLDs, miners (41dd9e299) - import change from mozilla upstream: Bug 1559715 r=dholbert,mstange a=RyanVM (ac9bc068b)

I can confirm the issues with iTunes Store when attempting to sign in; I get the same errors described in this post. However I can still view the contents of the Store, but that's pretty much useless since I can't purchase/download anything. I have updated the list to reflect this new information: As always, thanks so much to everyone for the additions to the list while I've been away, and sorry for taking so long to finally get around to updating it. With that said, here's the Summary of Changes this time: SUMMARY OF CHANGES TO THE LIST FOR OCTOBER 24, 2019: Added Viber 6.8.2.878 as last version for Vista to "Instant Messaging" section. Updated Autodesk 3dsmax 2012, Autodesk Maya 2012, & Autodesk Mudbox 2012 to their 2016 versions as last unofficially supported versions for Vista in "2D/3D Modeling software" section. Updated Blender to UNS status. Added VMware Tools 10.3.10 as last version for Vista to "Virtualization software" section. Added calibre 3.48 as last version for Vista to "File Management" section. Updated information about iTunes Store: While you still may access the store, signing in no longer works. Added OpenGL Extensions Viewer to "Hardware Identification & Temperature Management" section. Updated information about GTA V in "Games" -> "Active Development" section: Now requires a workaround for new versions as of Sept. 2019.

I go with matx because I don't want the hassle of big towers anymore. I'm not gonna plug many (if any) additional PCIe cards or anything, with a bluray driver I'm done. What Iiked about that sniper z77 was the audio card. I just want to know how crap are today realtek cards... on my acer laptop of 2009 I couldn't hear anything while on silence, but with this Dell workstation I hear the radio and a strong ugly noise. What I mean is I don't need astounding sound, I only need something that is not crappy and have mixout sound (for recording software based audio), just the basics.