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George King

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  1. You can do it without them, nothing is forced. Just simply inspect configurable options in config.ini.
  2. I means this Furthermore, some final test have to be performed to finish private testing. And then, very soon, the beta testing can be started.
  3. @AstroSkipper Let me know if want test to it (on x64 too)
  4. @Jakob99 Here is my next attempt, INFs are fixed and with all available translations that exist in Windows 8.0 RTM, whole INFs are 8.1 based. Hope it will succed now. sd+mmc_generic_driver.7z
  5. @Jakob99 I have probably found whats wrong. I performed some tests on INFs and seems like they are broken a bit. I will upload fixed files soon, when I confirm they passed my tests with INF parsing
  6. @Jakob99 What happends when you try to boot Windows 8.0 installer on your machine? Can you see your disk device? Also would be great if you can do same test with Windows 8.0 build 8056. EDIT: Windows 8.0 beta download links https://windowsbase.pl/w8beta.php
  7. @AstroSkipper I saw that in past. It was not bug in start /wait, but it was caused by used workaround in called app by using some kind of "SendKeys" commands. Of course, when you need to wait until is finished, another crazy workaround is possible. start /wait "XX" cmd /c start mypapp.exe And it can be also launched using invisible.vbs. Yes, it's crazy, but doable, until problematic code in called app is fixed And yes, there could be like another 1000 different reasons why you see it as "bug"
  8. @AstroSkipper Can you explain me more bug you are talking about?
  9. @AstroSkipper It's not buggy you need to add Window Title. Example of correct order. You find like 10.000 lines of code in XP2ESD, you can take many code examples there start /wait "SDI" "%~dp0SDIO.exe" Using CMDOW is bad, it's flagged as virus from like 2006. Use native VBS instead to run application silently. Invisible.vbs (accepts parameters too) ' Run hidden cmd with arguments Dim Args() ReDim Args(WScript.Arguments.Count - 1) For i = 0 To WScript.Arguments.Count - 1 Args(i) = """" & WScript.Arguments(i) & """" Next CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Run Join(Args), 0, True And then use it this way %WinDir%\System32\wscript.exe //nologo "invisible.vbs" "%~dp0apps\Cleanup.exe"
  10. Why not follow this tutorial to add one missing function? There is example how to extend GDI32 with custom function as GDI42. https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/17863/Using-Pragmas-to-Create-a-Proxy-DLL
  11. @Jakob99 If you integrated them into boot.wim you were able to see your eMMC in setup?
  12. Have you added newly compiled ntoskrn8.sys from latest sources mentioned after that? Or have you tried these ported drivers from latest XP2ESD which already have it?
  13. @Jakob99 We finally managed to get working Windows 8.0 build 8056 Generic SD/MMC driver under XP. Here are same drivers for Windows 7 (ntoskrn8.sys is compiled as W7 target). EDIT: Broken files removed, see post bellow for updated files
  14. @GD 2W10 @Damnation Yes, many more ported drivers are in collection. Currently my latest attempt seems to be success and we have now Generic SD/MMC driver from Windows 8.0 beta 8056 for XP/Vista/7 according to @Andalu tests with latest kernel extender
  15. Wait and see. For example XP2ESD took 15 months before releasing 1.6 few days back.
  16. @semp I’m 100% OK with sharing my testing image. But do that only in PM to do not violate forum rules
  17. Mentioned symptoms shouldn't be on v1.6 there were like 15 months of development from 1.5.6. Really new and better tool
  18. This new release have these symptoms on your side?
  19. You can also try this tool to make it easy https://www.ntlite.com/community/index.php?threads/tool-windows-setup-aio-builder-for-7-10-with-install-wim-install-esd.1667/
  20. Download project from GitHub and these files to get latest discussed sources with added missing exports for latest 6.0 and 6.1 kernels targets and new functions for porting Generic SD/MMC driver from Windows 8.0 build 8056 EDIT: Drivers collection included in XP2ESD v1.6 already contains compiled ntoskrn8.sys with these sources. I still haven't tried new SD/MMC driver on real HW. Probably will see in few days when I reformat my Windows 7 Dell laptop that have SD card reader that match Generic HWID. LatestChanges.7z
  21. @GD 2W10 You can try to build image using XP2ESD v1.6 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/tool-xp2esd-create-modern-windows-xp-installer-v1-6.82935/
  22. According to mentioned tutorial I don't think you need it, but I haven't tried it yet.
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