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W2k3_SETUPLDR_SP2_to_SP1.xdelta3Most of us don't really need/use the WAIK to build our custom WinPE's. So there were always a problem to get the few tools like wimgapi, imagex or the WIM filter drivers. Attempts were made to use httpdisk to download files from inside the WAIK iso, but it was not a good solution as you still need to load hundreds of MB and it requires to install an unsigned driver. You even had to set your x64 Windows in testmode ... But now we came with a good solution: Our tool uses cURL winhttp functions provided by Homes32 to download only the needed bytes for the hugh WAIK ISO's. There is no need for admin rights and you only need to download 4-6 MB per choosen WAIK. For command line: GetWaikTools -? W2k3_SETUPLDR_SP2_to_SP1.xdelta3 GetWaikTools.zip

> the name must be of equal or lesser length Even-lengthed names can often be extended by three. Only one zero byte is needed to terminate, not the up to four including WORD padding byte and following zeroed WORD hint. And odd-lengthed names by two (no padding byte). Some linkers have already zeroed following hints and used them for termination. In this case and when there is no following hint, evens only get one extra char. When no following, odds get none. Some other exceptions also exist, so always test carefully and thoroughly!

New build of Serpent/UXP for XP! Test binary: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.7.win32-git-20201121-ffb32e0-uxp-a89597b5d-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.7.win64-git-20201121-ffb32e0-uxp-a89597b5d-xpmod.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/custom IA32 Win32 https://o.rthost.win/basilisk/basilisk52-g4.7.win32-git-20201121-ffb32e0-uxp-a89597b5d-xpmod-ia32.7z source code that is comparable to my current working tree is available here: https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/commits/ia32 NM28XP build: Win32 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.2a1.win32-git-20201121-86b6cb4c2-uxp-a89597b5d-xpmod.7z Win64 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/palemoon-28.10.2a1.win64-git-20201121-86b6cb4c2-uxp-a89597b5d-xpmod.7z Official UXP changes since my last build: - Issue #1280 - Follow-up: Get rid of HPKP pinning mode. (5ef801fdc) - Issue #1391 - Disable DOM Filesystem/dirpicker APIs by default. (5262e01a4) - Issue #1682 - Remove vibrator DOM interface and support code. (13f505539) - [libjar] Fix inflation logic. (870fd86e1) - Issue #1683 - Update Brotli lib to 1.0.9 (d86f49ba5) - Issue #1683 - Update libjar module. (2d8013526) - [packager] Optimize archive accesses. (6d2e301d9) - [toolkit] Add optimized UI code format option (511ac54ca) - Revert "[toolkit] Add optimized UI code format option" (8aa935553) - Issue #1684 - Remove global UA override preference and supporting code. (18df01eb5) - Revert "Issue #1684 - Remove global UA override preference and supporting code." (3abb8e28a) - [UA] Change default compatibility mode version to 68.0 (6bc5748b0) - Issue #1667 - Part 1: Define _pthread_self if it is not already defined in jemalloc (b6d909ad1) - Issue #1667 - Part 2: Add MacOS 11.0 Big Sur widget compatibility This involves refactoring the vibrancy and OpenGL/Pixel rendering changes contained in the following Mozilla meta bugs: 1496823 and 1491445 Also add Big Sur to the features tests and update popup menu look and feel based on Mozilla bug 1656301. (fa5aba4c0) - Issue #251 - Move chrome packaging options to ac configure (ecb827c5c) - Merge pull request 'Get rid of HPKP pinning mode leftovers' (#1680) from adesh/UXP:cleanup-hpkp-pinning-mode into master (241f06bc5) - Issue #1667 - Part 3: Fix OpenGL load and runtime issues on Big Sur This fix is included in NSPR 4.27 and Mozilla bug 1652330. Also put a main thread check in the cocoa draw callback. (2f3cf3c8c) - Issue #1686 - Align a keybinding definition with the others (85dc118aa) - [gfx][Skia] Hold mutex while accessing shared SkImage data. (31a64578e) - [xpcom] Fix GetWindowsFolder storage (bd061ac04) - [parser] Make the refcount of nsHtml5OwningUTF16Buffer atomic. (4782e8dfa) - [xpcom] Don't use realloc for shrinking nsTArrays when allowRealloc is false. (887fface5) - Merge pull request 'Resolve various issues on Big Sur' (#1685) from dbsoft/UXP:master into master (577148710) - [http] Use a copy of nsHttpConnectionInfo. (1864bbec2) - [dom] Remove attributes from descendants when setting sanitized style. (eefaee906) - [sfnt] Fix heap buffer overflow. (76d62cfc3) - Merge pull request 'Align a keybinding definition with the others' (#1687) from vannilla/UXP:align-key-definition into master (074d19477) - [webrtc] Only init WebRtcAec callbacks once (a89597b5d) No official Basilisk changes since my last build. Official Pale-Moon changes since my last build: - Back-end branch pointer up date (Unstable 2020-11-02) (75097f19e) - Back-end branch pointer update (Unstable 2020-11-14) (07d3f0a17) - Update back-end branch pointer and leverage libjar improvements. (86b6cb4c2) My changes since my last build: - skipped Pale-Moon changes about libjar for better compatibility on hacking around for users

Update VHD_WIMBOOT Version 3.6 Download and Manual: VHD_WIMBOOT - registry tweak Win8 and UsbBootWatcher.conf for USB Updated - Added Services USBXHCI UCX01000 iusb3adp UASPStor - "Group"="Boot Bus Extender" and Start=0 - added diskmod.zip filter driver to see all USB removable drives as fixed disks @alacran Thanks for diskmod filter driver to see all USB removable drives as fixed disks, which has been added to VHD_WIMBOOT-36 Thanks also for advice to use WinNTSetup option Enable native USB Boot on Windows 7, which I will try to see if Compact LZX Win 7x64 can boot from USB My problem with Win 8x64 for booting as FILEDISK from USB is solved - essential USB Services did not have Start=0 and were not Boot Bus Extender Also Win8.1x64 Compact LZX VHD is booting now fine from USB as FILEDISK as shown for a Win_Reduced version.

Try putting the chrome shortcut target with a space and "--no-sandbox". Tell me if it didnt work @Dixel

Yes, it boots fine as Filedisk from internal HD and also from USB device, and my old 7x64 VHD also did, but I don't keep the 7 VHD anymore. Maybe you should try making the first 7 installation (using a VHD native bootable version) on a VHD located on a USB device, as long as the VHD and the Boot files/folders will be on a USB device, then WinNTSetup will take care to make all required modifications to load the USB drivers on appropiate timing, (this is based on cdob old commands [valid for USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 if available] made long time ago), You will see on WinNTSetup the option for Enable Native USB Boot on Windows 7 on the very last window just before starting to install, see attached picture, but this will be present only if installing on a USB device, if doing the installation this way USB boot watcher is not necessary. My WimbootCompress.ini is the same we have being using, attached if you want to confirm. My 8.1 x64 VHD (and the old 7 VHD I deleted) also has installed diskmod filter driver so it is able to see all USB removable drives as fixed disks, then it is capable to see all flash drives partitions, just as 10 does now. Attached for your convenience (including also a version signed by Paraglider long time ago). alacran WimBootCompress.zip diskmod.zip

ublock origin for pale moon is a good choice

You're using... what? xD For a custom-made skin, it very much looks as if someone just took the Windows Embedded POSReady theme, changed the desktop background and called it a day! hahahahaha

3-4 Years later...... I found the code which is related to that GetThreadId error in kernel32.dll, using CFF Explorer i got to locate the API call, but however changing the name or function will still get me error "Entry Point Not Found", which means unlike the Extended Kernel in Vista which you can edit the functions on the Firefox executable, but on XP, not at all! I am using Windows XP Anime Edition SP4 upgraded for this investigation on Chrome 50

Hi, if anyone is interested, I got VMware Player 16.0 "official" release working on Windows 7. Download: http://69.112.236.57/nextcloud/index.php/s/RWKwBkLoFPdWz93 This is still largely untested, especially the VMware installer is flaky, but VMware itself works very well on my main Win7. You're supposed to reboot right after the installation and then put contents of vmware16_win7 folder in VMware\VMware Player\x64. The video: Edit: Added the VMware Workstation installer. If license key registration fails, try to install VMware Workstation 15.x first, and then directly upgrade to 16.