I meant compilers and linkers themselves. Clang works now, which is important for the MozillaBuild toolchain.
Many functions were added on the WOW64 side, including kernel32, ole32, shell32, user32, dwmapi, uxtheme and powrprof.
However there seem to be issues with some of them, that testers did not discover at first.
That's the problem of the "legit" games because they want the telemetry functions that Vista lacks, for example , I have a legit copy of MK11 , but it won't start because the game protection wants the telemetry functions. Otherwise it would work with the ex-kernel. And like you said , it's also from the bloody steam . I asked win32 wether those could be added or not , but got no reply . Looks like it's not that easy...
Released only for Server 2003 SP2 and R2 editions. x86 only
update file form SP2
hdaprop.dll 5.10.01.5012
hdashcut.exe 5.10.01.5012
hdaudbus.inf 5.2.3790.3959
hdaudio.inf 5.2.3790.3959
hdaudbus.sys 5.10.01.5013
hdaudio.sys 5.10.01.5012
hdaudres.dll 5.10.01.5012
mssap.dll 10.00.00.3997
portcls.sys 5.2.3790.3959
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_nhOxeBj-CBq9FwBaKEHAQ3T7x0tcNbs/view?usp=sharing
File: kb888111srvrtm_mod.zip
CRC-32: f7da9b9a
SHA-1: 04921340a3c122c17690780e57e31038e5fd79b0
SHA-256: 470212aa46500ef8a26664e4fa422e18b0074b3c624171c30d899651e5531376
SHA-512: 229deb3ffd7e9564b4aa92247f5826987662461b1a3548fc3ca1bfb0dd57e482505f2afe653ed9fa4f40b1837d8ee2a4b054535b96760bd5d9accbae4947c36c
For the x64 version I will try to fix it.
I released a new extended kernel.
"FirefoxFix" and "SuperVerFix" are removed from osver.ini. You can use BuildNumber=7600 for Firefox instead, and use the regular version spoofing in other places too where those options would have been used previously.
CPU-Z (and other hardware verification software) works again, as does PCSX2 (x86 versions; the newer x64 native builds are still a ways to go, due to reliance on DX 11.3 runtime) and some newer compilers/linkers should work too.
A new installer is also used, which lacks the path issues of the previous one.
It has a built-in backup facility, and the installer can restore backups from another OS install or a PE environment by specifying the path of the Windows directory of your Vista install.
It can be obtained through all the known channels.
Such is life in the land of the unsupported. I use this style as a workaround (Stylem, userContent.css...):
@-moz-document domain("drive.google.com") {
#drive_main_page {
overflow: auto;
}
}
Thanks! If it was up to me, in
https://github.com/RamonUnch/palefill/commit/a82544e
I would've have also changed "Platform51Up" (two occurrences inside "main.js") to "Platform485Up",
because (and call me pedantic ) :
1. UXP by Roytam is currently at v4.8.5,
2. 4.8.5 can't be >= 5.1.0 (i.e. 51Up )
Better checks were added yesterday I see. Current SeaMonkey's (not UXP) platform version is 60 something, so version check also wouldn't give the desired result in that browser.
You can make it more complicated (function supersededFixes) and a bit more correct (no assumptions).
No idea, I learn as I go.