jaclaz

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I thought, if every one can post on MSFN crappy random youtube video, why can't I do the same?

I thought, if every one can post on MSFN crappy random youtube video, why can't I do the same?

I thought, if every one can post on MSFN crappy random youtube video, why can't I do the same?

Do we really need to see on MSFN this survivalist/conspirationist/apocalyptic crap? <- this is a rhetoric question, the answer is NO. msfntor, it is already tiring to see all the meaningless, non techinical crap you post on this (supposedly technical) board every single §@ç#ing day, often many times each day, but this is too much. Mind you, you are perfectly free to insist on this as much as you want, but at least you now know how at least one MSFN user is fed up with this senseless garbage. jaclaz

You can try checking with procmon, very likely anything that runs in that moment is under \Sybase\SQL Anywhere 9\Win32\ or anyway \Sybase\ : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/procmon jaclaz

So it is probably an issue with permissions/credentials. Runas or powershell probably will work, but cannot really say. Windows 10 has seemingly some additional (when compared to Vista/7) limitations on account control or permissions: https://www.digitalcitizen.life/run-as-admin/ or maybe elevate: https://code.kliu.org/misc/elevate/ or some similar third party command, the most "powerful" being RunAsTI: https://github.com/jschicht/RunAsTI But really no idea if they work on 10 and specifically on your executables. Also, check with which credentials is the service run in services.msc, maybe you can change them there, or use subinacl or this thingy here: https://www.coretechnologies.com/products/ServiceSecurityEditor/ jaclaz

Thanks, so you are using Romex Vsuite with the flag "Use OS invisible memory". Good to know. jaclaz

I mean, can you stop the service through the dbsvc tool? The tool should be able to list and detail the running instances and allow to stop them manually, presumably the mechanism is the same that the program uses internally. Depending on whether that mechanism works or not it is possible that the issue lies in the permissions/credentials under which the dbsvc or the program runs. jaclaz

So the issue is that it cannot be stopped? But can it be stopped manually? Do you have the dbsvc tool on that install? http://dev.cs.ovgu.de/db/sybase9/help/dbdaen9/00000604.htm Maybe you need (on Windows 10) end the task? https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/document/34532735/why-is-the-archiving-process-aborted-with-the-message-that-opened-projects-cannot-be-archived-although-all-the-files-in-project-are-closed-?dti=0&lc=en-IT jaclaz

Technically it is a OFM : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Orthodox_file_managers https://softpanorama.org/OFM/Standards/index.shtml Chapter 5: https://softpanorama.org/OFM/Paradigm/Ch05/total_commander.shtml jaclaz

Sybase is SAP since a lot of years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybase https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_Anywhere Version 9 should be 2003, long before signed/verified drivers (and services) became common, it is strange that Windows 10 even allowed you to install (and run) the service. Maybe it cannot be stopped because it doesn't run? (but if it doesn't run I don't think you can fix it, and newer releases - which are Commercial AFAIK - are likely not exchangeable). jaclaz

Yep, good , but you should also detail how you create the Z:\ volume in unused RAM (Imdisk, awealloc, Gavotte, whatever) for your report to be replicable/useful to other users. jaclaz

But does this guarantee that they are not communists? Computeruniverse is (from their about page): https://www.computeruniverse.net/en/page/cuinfo a German company with office in Friedrichsdorf, but founded in Bad Homburg and later moved in Friedberg, since 2006 became part of Burda Consumer Tech Group, so I would say "very" German, but that is just the shop. What you seem to be missing is that DeLock is a brand, not a manufacturer: https://www.delock.com/delock/index.html Essentially what they do is either find (good) existing products on the international market and brand them or find (again internationally) reliable manufacturers and have them produce with their brand particular items. The (sometimes a little, sometimes a lot) markup you pay for their products is mostly about their ability in choosing good products and testing them before reselling them under their brand (for the more common items) and for (AFAIK very good) support (and extended warranty on many items, declarations of conformity). Only to give you an example, do you believe this: https://www.delock.de/produkt/62966/merkmale.html?g=1449 to be very different from these: https://www.sybausa.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=933 http://www.iocrest.com/index.php?id=2162 jaclaz

Yep, that mock page has been on Dedoimedo since many years, the date is automatically updated to some 5 years in the future. The idea of that post is EXACTLY that of looking spammy. Whether it is funny or not is just a matter of opinions, but contains some good technical references, as an example "an example of a well-crafted socially-engineered email that is so convincing most people will fall for it": https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/email.html Apart from these humour things, another example here: https://www.dedoimedo.com/life/guide-trolling.html Dedoimedo is like the most reliable, unbiased and honest source for reviews of software and particularly Linux related ones, but has also a Windows section and many other ones . From its FAQs: https://www.dedoimedo.com/faq.html jaclaz

There are also good quality ones from Addonics: https://www.addonics.com/product/intro/31 but they are not German[1], they are from Taiwan, cannot say if they count as Chinese. jaclaz [1] in this context German should actually mean China or Taiwan made anyway but chosen and sold by Germans, example: https://www.delock.de/produkt/62510/merkmale.html?setLanguage=en (Made in Taiwan)

Short answer: No. Long answer: Maybe (very likely not yet, but hopefully soon). Coincidentally it was recently posted on reboot.pro about a newish boot manager/Windows OS loader that may (or may not) include a layer of BIOS compatibility mode via the SeaBIOS, JFYI, Quibble: http://reboot.pro/index.php?showtopic=22748 As said there, it seems like being yet very experimental and its main scope is different (booting current Windows on EFI with OS residing on a "foreign" filesystem - BTRFS) but from the very scarce and confusing description it sounds like it could work. Still it is the usual "compile as you please" nonsense of many open source projects [1] which limits the possibility to test to a limited number of people with the capabilities to setup a correct build environment and smooth out the (inevitable) quirks preventing a successful compiling[2]. jaclaz [1] the usual Rule being that if you need to compile it, it won't [2] maybe I am too much a pessimist on these, but failure to compile has been the usual outcome of *any* project I ever tried to compile in the last 20 years or so

Maybe we fell in a hysteresis loop of some kind. jaclaz

See reply on your other thread: https://msfn.org/board/topic/184704-help：please-list-some-softwares-or-tools-for-winpe/ jaclaz

No. In a PE you cannot (strictly speaking) "install" anything as the Registry is "volatile" in it, so anything you manage to "install" will be lost on reboot (and anything that needs a reboot won't ever work) besides PE's are "reduced" versions of the OS, so they typically miss a number of dependencies (files that are normally there on the full OS install but that were not included in the PE buid). So you can often run in a PE most "portable" programs (that need not an installation, though they may need some implied dependencies added) or (this is what PE builders such as Winbuilder or PEbakery) generally do) pre-install (or integrate) programs at build time. Since it is far from easy to make a successful PE build with integrated programs, you should - at least intially - look for already made and tested projects, such as (say) Win10PESE: https://win10se.cwcodes.net/ or (still say) MistyPE: http://mistyprojects.co.uk/documents/MistyPE/index.html jaclaz

No, this is about installing FROM a usb stick and it was born in XP times (when this was impossible), 14 (fourteen) years ago. Rufus, since several versions ago, is not (anymore) compatible with XP. With "modern" Windows you can have a "Windows to Go" install just fine (even if it is officially deprecated- why? - by Microsoft), see: http://reboot.pro/index.php?showtopic=22745 jaclaz

Maybe they do (nowadays) You replied on a 8 (eight) years old topic, Ventoy didn't exist at the time, and Yumi is not exactly aimed at this . jaclaz

I forgot to put a <sarcasm> tag on my last post, sorry. jaclaz

Yeah, sure, but HDD regenerator does so much more (at least in 60% of cases): http://www.dposoft.net/hdd.html jaclaz

Yep, but the aros .iso is ucs level 3 (default), and (from what I know) the ucs level is only within the Joliet supplemental description, shouldn't affect mounting, only (maybe) listing of files/directories: http://littlesvr.ca/isomaster/resources/JolietSpecification.html#recording jaclaz