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  1. I checked latest versions Serpent 55/52 and Newmoon 20260502.

    First of all I've no clue to run them with the roll back of Xul.dll and mozsqlite3.dll 20250531 (nss3.dll in case of Serpent 55) without exchanging more files, that doesn't make much sense. So I ran them without changing any files. Of course, I replaced API RaiseException by GetLastError in mozjs.dll.

    They run mostly stable with the mentioned additional issues.
    I would also like to add that "Verify Integrity" - about:support > Places Database - doesn't work anymore (OK up to version 20250531). I also had a very annoying problem, that images didn't appear. This was a real killjoy! Fortunately, images are displayed in the new versions.


    Mentioned again for Newmoon "Restore Previous Session, Recently Closed Tabs and Recently Closed Windows" work, but URL input in the Location bar doesn't. So use the search engine to open the URL. History and Bookmarks don't work at all (Serpent and Newmoon). The only solution I know is PlainOldFavorites.

    The password manager is also affected by the sqlite update. The passwords aren't saved anymore. It has to be typed every time.

  2. Asus P5LD2SE, i945P, ICH7 - 27D8

    Codec Analog Devices ADI1986A:

    Only right speaker very faint/weak and can be choppy.

    DebugView log:

    00000000    0.00000000         
    00000001    0.00000400    HDA Controller: VID:0x8086 PID:0x27D8 :     
    00000002    0.00001040    Intel ICH6/7    
    00000003    0.00017040         
    00000004    0.00017440    Init HDA Controller!    
    00000005    0.00176960         
    00000006    0.00177360    Codec #0 VID:0x11D4 PID:0x1986    
    00000007    0.00309680         
    00000008    0.00310000         
    00000009    0.00310400    LIST OF ALL NODES IN AFG:    
    00000010    0.00313680         
    00000011    0.00314080    2     
    00000012    0.00342160    Output Converter 1 6     
    00000013    0.00342560    3     
    00000014    0.00354720    Output Converter     
    00000015    0.00355040    4     
    00000016    0.00368560    Output Converter     
    00000017    0.00368880    5     
    00000018    0.00382400    Output Converter     
    00000019    0.00382800    6     
    00000020    0.00399280    Input Converter 18     
    00000021    0.00399680    7     
    00000022    0.00473200    Audio Mixer 3 9 19 20 21 22 23 24     
    00000023    0.00473520    8     
    00000024    0.00488560    Audio Mixer 7     
    00000025    0.00488880    9     
    00000026    0.00512720    Audio Mixer 4 5     
    00000027    0.00513040    10     
    00000028    0.00545520    Audio Selector 7 4 5     
    00000029    0.00545920    11     
    00000030    0.00571040    Audio Selector 7 4     
    00000031    0.00571440    12     
    00000032    0.00596640    Audio Selector 4 7     
    00000033    0.00596960    13     
    00000034    0.00620800    Audio Selector 5 8     
    00000035    0.00621120    14     
    00000036    0.00646320    Audio Selector 8 17     
    00000037    0.00646640    15     
    00000038    0.00718560    Audio Selector 31 32 29 29 39 40 41 42     
    00000039    0.00718880    16     
    00000040    0.00751360    Audio Selector 32 28 31     
    00000041    0.00751760    17     
    00000042    0.00775600    Audio Selector 15 43     
    00000043    0.00775920    18     
    00000044    0.00804000    Audio Selector 17 34     
    00000045    0.00804400    19     
    00000046    0.00820880    Audio Selector 17     
    00000047    0.00821200    20     
    00000048    0.00837760    Audio Selector 35     
    00000049    0.00838080    21     
    00000050    0.00854560    Audio Selector 34     
    00000051    0.00854960    22     
    00000052    0.00871440    Audio Selector 33     
    00000053    0.00871760    23     
    00000054    0.00889680    Audio Selector 16     
    00000055    0.00890000    24     
    00000056    0.00914240    Audio Selector 25 36     
    00000057    0.00914640    25     
    00000058    0.00922400    Beep Generator     
    00000059    0.00922800    26     
    00000060    0.00942560    Pin Complex Port Grn Headphone Out 10     
    00000061    0.00942880    27     
    00000062    0.01122320    Pin Complex Port Grn Line Out 11     
    00000063    0.01122640    28     
    00000064    0.01270400    Pin Complex Port Blu Line Out 12     
    00000065    0.01270720    29     
    00000066    0.01419520    Pin Complex Port Pnk Line Out 13     
    00000067    0.01419840    30     
    00000068    0.01427680    Pin Complex No Connect     
    00000069    0.01428080    31     
    00000070    0.01440480    Pin Complex Port Pnk Mic In     
    00000071    0.01440800    32     
    00000072    0.01453200    Pin Complex Port Blu Line In     
    00000073    0.01453520    33     
    00000074    0.01461440    Pin Complex No Connect     
    00000075    0.01461760    34     
    00000076    0.01474320    Pin Complex Internal Blk CD not considered     
    00000077    0.01474640    35     
    00000078    0.01483920    Pin Complex No Connect     
    00000079    0.01484240    36     
    00000080    0.01493440    Pin Complex No Connect     
    00000081    0.01493760    37     
    00000082    0.01513520    Pin Complex Port SPDIF Out used 2     
    00000083    0.01513840    38     
    00000084    0.01585600    Power Widget 7 8 19 20 21 22 23 24     
    00000085    0.01586000    39     
    00000086    0.01611120    Audio Mixer 31 29     
    00000087    0.01611520    40     
    00000088    0.01636640    Audio Mixer 31 32     
    00000089    0.01637040    41     
    00000090    0.01660800    Audio Mixer 29 32     
    00000091    0.01661120    42     
    00000092    0.01694960    Audio Mixer 31 29 32     
    00000093    0.01695360    43     
    00000094    0.01711840    Audio Mixer 15     
    00000095    0.01712240     Init these output PINs:     
    00000096    0.01712640         
    00000097    0.01713040    SPDIF output     
    00000098    0.01801280         
    00000099    0.01801680    Headphone output selected     
    00000100    0.01960800         
    00000101    0.01961200    4 Output paths found    
    00000102    0.01961680         
    00000103    0.01962080    ResetController Succeeded! 0x0    
    00000104    0.01964480    Init Finished Successfully!    
    00000105    0.02003120    SSE2 1

  3. On 3/8/2026 at 12:38 AM, Drew Hoffman said:

    Then on the VT1708 apparently the only working output path is the first one that is set up (because it is the first one enumerated from the AFG) even though the log also states 4 output paths are successfully programmed. I don't know if this one is setting the correct sample rate as the log cuts off before a sound is played but from your description it is playing properly.

    Ok I've done this once more and afterwards I started to play a song with VLC. DebugView additionally logged:

    00000306    130.59310240    HDACommon: [CAdapterCommon::ProgramSampleRate]    
    00000307    130.59310800    HDA_Codec: [HDA_Codec::ProgramSampleRate]    
    00000308    130.59311360    HDA_Codec: AFG node reports no sample rates supported    
    00000309    130.59311920    HDA_Codec: Sound data format 0x11    
    00000310    130.59344160    HDACommon: Samplerate changed to 48000.    
    00000311    130.59697440    HDACommon: [CAdapterCommon::ProgramSampleRate]    
    00000312    130.59698000    HDA_Codec: [HDA_Codec::ProgramSampleRate]    
    00000313    130.59698560    HDA_Codec: AFG node reports no sample rates supported    
    00000314    130.59699120    HDA_Codec: Sound data format 0x4011    
    00000315    130.59731200    HDACommon: Samplerate changed to 44100.

    And yes, it seems to play properly from the black jack.

  4. 12 hours ago, Drew Hoffman said:

    I'm glad that it's working for you but I wonder why only that jack works. (There was a bug with the previous version misidentifying all outputs as SPDIF but that should have been fixed.) Are you able to install the Debug version (HDA.sys in the obchk/i386 folder), disable the device, restart, open Sysinternals DebugView, enable the device, and save the log file?

    I used HDA-debug.sys (renamed to HDA.sys) from alpha 18 with your instructions from github.

    I6U9A7.7z

  5. I also would like to remind you of HDTach 2.7 - small but nice and does what it's supposed to do . I always use this tool first for such a purpose.


    https://web.archive.org/web/20031108132105/http://www.simplisoftware.com/Public/download.php?request=HdTach-2.7
    https://web.archive.org/web/20031030124506/http://www.simplisoftware.com/Public/index.php?request=HdTach

  6. OK, too bad. I can't remember any useful information about testing with hardware from around 2000. Unfortunately, I haven't had such a 370/slot1 motherboard or something similar to test for a long time.
    Since there is probably no one here who knows KernelEx better than you jumper, the hardware could probably play a role. Maybe it's more the graphics card and its drivers, which in my experience can be a factor. My oldest boards have chipsets Via P4M800, PT880Ultra or Intel 915 - Graphic cards are NV 5900XT / 6600GT AGP for the VIA boards with drivers 82.16 or 82.69 . RT's browsers work here using these boards, but the browsers are extremely slow with this hardware.
    The speed becomes useful by suppressing advertising or deactivating Javascript.

    RAM (VRAM)? Mozilla recommended 512MB. This applies to XP. As is well known, it is said to have a more robust memory management than 98SE/ME. I read repeatedly about browser crashes due to low/little memory, that of course also applies to other operating systems. Perhaps we need to define a higher limit?

    SSE2 Processors were required since Firefox 49. So I'm assuming that this isn't important here.

     

  7. Yes, apparently it has to do with the switch from icu63 to 78.

    I wrote on December 25th:

    "Latest RT's releases 20251225: These can't start anymore with the roll back of only XUL.dll 20250531 and mozsqlite3.dll (nss3.dll) 20250531. Now ICU78 and mozjs.dll have to be swapped to previous version 20251220, too. So this procedure makes less and less sense in the future."

    More in-depth investigations are pending.

  8. Alpha 016:

    Win ME / RM / DirectX 9c
    Success with MSI G41M4-F (7592) ICH7 HD AudioController ID VEN_8086&DEV_27D8 / Realtek ALC888S - line out (green also CS/RS/SS)

    and Asus P5KPL EPU, ICH7 / Realtek ALC887

    So far no sound on Asus P5B (ADI1988A) and Asus P5KPL/1600 (VT1708B)

    Asus P5KPL/1600 black jack output has scratchy noise.

    All PCIE 1.0

  9. I know Kexbases supports Systemfunction036. I haven't had it for quite some time in my stubs ini. Can you give me the link to my post. I can't remember the details.

    API's like LocaleNameToLCID, LCIDToLocaleName, LCMapStringEx, GetLocaleInfoEx, DwmIsCompositionEnabled aren't supported by XP and came with Vista. So in theory it can be assumed, that those aren't needed to run Mypal68, but probably for Firefox54+.
    I struggled with CompareStringEx, InitOnceBeginInitialize from Vista. Therefore, I have disabled both of them in my stubs ini.

  10. You attached KexApiLog. The Kexstub log is in the KernelEx folder next to your stubs ini.

    Possibility to identify RaiseException as culprit: On start Mypal68 I get error in xul.dll. In the Windows Faultlog I see the details with EIP.  I can find the address (EIP) running Procwin16 at Mypal>XUL.dll>Code.

    e.g.: RaiseException.png.9c00c9949f7956cb06b0cd4eda6b44fd.png

     

  11. I have no new findings. I also was stuck at 54.0a1. This is still the situation for me. I'm really keeping my fingers crossed that you'll be successful in your efforts. :thumbup

     

    Mypal68: Yes, it crashes with RaiseException=v4 here.

    On 12/24/2025 at 2:48 AM, woi said:

    I don't think returning v4/GetLastError is enough.

    It crashes with the exchange of RaiseException to GetLastError on XP, so I haven't a better explanation yet.

     

    Latest RT's releases 20251225: These can't start anymore with the roll back of only XUL.dll 20250531 and mozsqlite3.dll (nss3.dll) 20250531. Now ICU78 and mozjs.dll have to be swapped to previous version 20251220, too. So this procedure makes less and less sense in the future.
    I tried changing the ICU version from 63 to 78 in XUL.dll of 20250531, but this wasn't a solution.
    You have to decide what is more important to you to get updates and accept the additional mentioned errors, due to Sqlite 3.50.1 of release 20250621 or to stay with the older files.

  12. I don't usually use private browsing window. So I can't say anything about that.

    "Warning unresponsive script...": Does the page load when you press the continue button repeatedly? If so, then perhaps it indicates that the machine is just slow with the known bloated youtube pages.

    Do you have any add-ons that could effect this? Test with a fresh profile.

    I guess it isn't a ME/98 specific problem.

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