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  1. A quick fix for those of you who want to use 1.4.1 is just to make that variable a global instead of local Line 1202: local $ok = GUICtrlCreateButton(t('OK_BUT'), 55, 170, 80, 20) Changed to global $ok = GUICtrlCreateButton(t('OK_BUT'), 55, 170, 80, 20) I think the reason it's complaining is that it's being called from a function outside the scope of where the variable is declared.
  2. I was the same way, so did a little modification to the source (Also includes code mentioned above) I wanted the debug info to go to the temp folder instead of the root of the system drive, so: Line 34 $debugdir = $sysdrive to $debugdir = @TempDir; to temp it goes! And to not save history by default I changed: Line 169 GUICtrlSetState($historyopt, $GUI_CHECKED) To GUICtrlSetState($historyopt, $GUI_UNCHECKED); Unchecked by default @nitro322, I hope you don't mind me posting my modifications here.
  3. This util is really neat. There seems to be a little typo in the source on line 163? GUICtrlSetData($dircontcont, $filedir & '\' & $filename) Shouldn't it be GUICtrlSetData($dircont, $filedir & '\' & $filename)?
  4. That file is on the XP CD. The new XP Embedded SP2 Feature Pack 2007 has the fbwf driver as well. http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?s=&...st&p=118492
  5. What I did was use nLite as the source once and made a list of the files that gave errors, then simply added those into a list to be deleted in a post-processing script.
  6. You really should ask questions about Reatogo here: http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showforum=32 Unless, of course, your the lion user that got deleted from there....
  7. Ok, I'm really not understanding what you're trying to accomplish. If you boot your disk, you should be able to see the files on the local hdd - unless you have something like goback installed on it. Or, of course, the drive or partition is damaged. What exactly is your goal? As far as the XPE plugin, did you manually add it or are you using the Reatogo package?
  8. Why not just use BartPE if you want it to run the same way?
  9. I've used my BartPE on 98 systems. You need to figure out what yours is doing on bootup. It shouldn't be writing to the hdd or registry on boot.
  10. There is a long thread on the 911cd forums on this: http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?sho...indpost&p=77315
  11. If you're only wanting to restore the registry, you can look at viceroy's registry restore wizard: http://viceroy.web1000.com/ The system hive for WinPE is here -> i386\system32\setupreg.hiv
  12. You should have a pluginformat.htm in your pebuilder\help directory. Here is a snippet from it:
  13. Here's a thread from the 911cd forums concerning erd commander 2005 and BartPE http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=10533
  14. I agree completely with ChrisBaksa and getwired. BartPE is an excellent tool for repair and recovery, I definitely wouldn't want to use it as my main OS.
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