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nostaglic98 said; "and very small areas where the actual information you want is displayed" The worst standout example of this is a members messages. PREVIOUS board layout - (in a approx 1/2 page size right side panel;) You could view one page with a scroll bar (something like 15+ messages without scrolling), of message headings and part message, that's about 50 messages with scrolling, if I remember correctly. The remaining messages accessible and viewable as previously described, simply by clicking on a page '2' button. NOW Inbox (in a smaller left side panel;) You can view 5 messages, with only about a 6 to 8 words of the message beginning, with a scroll bar to reach all the remaining messages, which are loaded dynamically to the bottom of the scrollable area BUT you can only see 5 messages at a time. This is not helpful if you are trying to find a message by remembering (relating) when it was in relation to other messages you received. (Also, I can't remember if there was previously a 'Sent' box for 'sent' messages, but there doesn't seem to be one (NOW) that I can see.) Sigh. Is there no way the old format/layout of the board can be accessed, perhaps by a 'legacy theme'?

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I acknowledge your decision not to put direct download link. To make it easier to understand for persons wanting to download, in the webpage cited in the first post above, action would simply be; Click Manual Update, then; OS Type; 全て Kind; All Language; English Search Keyword:Roots 2016 and then this is the text for the applicable download; Update for Root Certificates Jan 2016/繝ｫ繝ｼ繝郁ｨｼ譏取嶌縺ｮ譖ｴ譁 ｰ繝励Ο繧ｰ繝ｩ繝[2016蟷ｴ 1譛� (KB931125+KB3097966) for Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003 NB: I haven't tried or applied this update myself.

jaclaz said; (IN RELATION TO MEMBER CONTENT ITEMs ENUMERATION RESULTS) (Ref Post #8 above) "If I go to" ... [Acheron's]" "member page" and look for content I get: Topics and posts: There have been 103 items by Acheron Only Topics: There have been 13 items by Acheron Only Posts: There have been 415 items by Acheron" ..."if you actuallly started 13 topics and posted in total 415 times, you should have any of 415 "items" or 415-13=402 "items" in the latter. I have to presume that it is some "quirk" in the way the database is managed internally." {Above quoting rearranged and compacted somewhat for brevity!.} On this matter I have no IP.Board references, but rather this theory: Using a somewhat smaller sample/example, the Content of Member dinkydi , http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?app=core&module=search&do=user_activity&mid=160984 we see; Topics and posts:__ 8 items Only Topics:_______ 7 items Only Posts:_______ 10 items Examining all that content, as at 12th January 2016 there are; 10 Posts total. 7 Topics started (initial post by dinkydi), of which 2 of those Topics each contain 1 additional post by dinkydi (so 7 + 1 + 1 ) . 1 post in a topic not started by dinkydi (so, reality check with above, 7 + 1 + 1 + 1 = 10 , agrees with the 10 Only Posts) . Therefore it appears the enumeration of items actually works like this; Topics and posts:__ 8 items (sum of; Topics started by member + Posts in Topics not started by member) Only Topics:_______ 7 items (sum of; Topics started by member) Only Posts:_______ 10 items (sum of; Posts by member). N.B. the numbers in the above items could change if any of those items ceased to be searchable in the database. This may occur if for example, a Topic you posted in was deleted, or posts you made were deleted (say you accidently double posted and asked a moderator to delete the second post). Uhh, and of course, remember that Topics that are 'Archived' are not searchable in the database - (well, not at MSFN and probably most IP.Boards, although this Topic; https://community.invisionpower.com/topic/359394-search-and-archives-say-it-isnt-so/?page=1 suggests that it may be/may have been possible to have an option in 'Advanced Seach' on some Ip.Boards to do a separate search only within the Archived section - depending if such IP.Board uses a database engine capable of searching multiple indexes...). One last point, here; http://www.msfn.org/board/user/160984-dinkydi/ we see that dinkydi is attributed 11 active posts - more than the 10 listed above - not sure why that is, possibly that enumeration is a singular field attached to a members profile, incremented only upon each post by the member. If that's the case, searchable results would have no bearing upon it (which would explain why my equivalent profile page always shows about +6 more active posts than my searchable content lists ...I've posted in a deleted Topic, had some double posts removed and probably some of my post(s) have ended up in an archive). Ciao Addendum: There is seen currently on the MSFN webpage; http://www.msfn.org/ an 'Archives' heading which is clickable with this link URL; http://www.msfn.org/author/xper/ however this merely seems to be a listing of MSFN 'general interest' news releases.

But @jaclaz , (IN RELATION TO YOUR FAULTY LINKS REDIRECTION), you haven't said what browser Version on what OS Version you are experiencing this. I don't see this behaviour, and when pasted to the address bar, the link; hxxp://www.msfn.org/board/topic/61384-how-to-bootinstall-from-usb-key/?p=680254 does resolve immediately correctly for me, to entry 680254 (i.e. post #287 in that topic). Interestingly though, I see that copying, pasting the (xx -fixed) URL; hxxp://www.msfn.org/board/topic/61384-how-to-bootinstall-from-usb-key/page-20#entry680254 into address bar of Firefox v28 running on XPSP3 on an i865G small desktop connected via 100Mbps to an ADSL2 modem, returns initially page 20 of that topic, as evidenced by seeing Page 20 of 20 for a second or so. However, after that second or so, I see that page 20 is replaced by page 12, displaying correctly entry 680254. Maybe Acheron is right that it is a server (parsing) issue, except it is maybe also dependant on your browser (could your browser be sending a somewhat differently parsed request to the MSFN server, compared to other browsers?) FYI, behaviour you are experiencing of being redirected to the first page of the topic with a truncated URL, is as behaviour for this previous fault; https://www.invisionpower.com/support/kb/_/old-page-findpost-p-x-links-do-not-redirect-correctly-r26

ragnargd, on 11 Sept 2015 - 07:18 AM, said: "On Toms Hardware in the german forums, in a thread from 2009, FormatC claims he has produced working INFs for P35/ICH9 by instructions on msfn.org." FYI, here are the (translated from german) relevant comments from that above mentioned thread; http://www.tomshardware.de/foren/240926-26-suche-windows-treiber-chipsatz "Asus P5K (P35 [so PCI-E ver 1.1] + ICH9 Southbridge) with Pentium Dual Core E6300 [2.8GHz]@ 3GHz 1GB RAM (even recognized!) Geforce 6800GT 512MB PCIe" [not stated if installed in 'blue x16 mode' PCI-E slot or 'black x4/x1 mode' slot - I note this because the relevance is that while the blue slot is surely off the P35, the black slot may be off the ICH9 southbridge..] [Format C mentions] "ForceWare 81.98 is really stable and performat enough for 98" "LAN, sound and SATA [are all] disabled" "everything hung on the IDE."[JMicron JMB363] "That SATA also in IDE mode does not work, I know" installed cards; "external Realtek network card C-Media Audio (AC97)" "First, I have the complete '98 installation files copied to the disk and then install Windows. The missing chipset drivers, I even "tinkered" (also thanks to @7oby for the link!)" [Note: this link;] http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=97588&st=80&p=748075entry748075 "That which was linked there, although not directly helped me (because, unfortunately, only for G31 / ICH7), but the idea was right and with a little logical thinking skills, almost all relevant areas were umfrickeln analogy. Only the USB host spackt a little, but this is rather marginal. Fact: Windows 98 even starts with the dual-core on the new board!" "The OS sees only the single-core" [i.e. 'sees only a single-core' of the dual-core cpu.] "The next problem was the added sent from nVidia graphics card that was not detected in this version of the driver. So again INF-Gefrickel and manually install the driver instead of the Setup program. Successfully, because the map runs. Even with fan control. Windows 98 to 1920 x 1200 is not very funny, but it works;)" [Note; so probably modified the graphic driver INF so that the card is in the inf file of the driver.] "DirectX 9c is now running well, now I just have to find an old version of Fraps [game capture fps video recorder], which is stable under the 98" "I want anyway test with 1 and 2 cores. But what amazes me is that after my Frickelei suddenly 1021 MB RAM (comical value) are available. The complete start (measured between F8 forced Start menu) and desktop less than 3 seconds! However, the desktop does not have a pause of about 5 seconds." "NFS Underground 2 is on it and runs ever. With widescreen patch. My goodness, that was long ago. The old 6800GT even creates 4 x AA at full resolution. Amazing." [Note:game reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Need_for_Speed:_Underground_2 ]

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@CharlesF The webpages being shifted slightly top-left (out of frame) & larger 'fonts' is mentioned here; http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-xp/windows-xp-fonts-corrupted/183296.html and here; http://labnol.blogspot.com.au/2006/03/how-to-fix-windows-xp-font-problems.html The symptoms are described and (ignoring the virus suggestion) remedies, such as clearing the 'Font Cache' (i.e.; C:\Windows\System32\FNTCACHE.DAT ) then restarting, and/or such as merely resetting the windows default font size 'DPI setting' (Custom Setting) (via the 'General' tab in your monitors 'Display Properties' dialog) to 75%, then returning it back to 100% and restarting. Unfortunately, there is no suggestion as to how to prevent the fault re-occuring.

Well, I haven't seen this bug mentioned... 'When attempting to track back through the 'page numbered lists' of older topics, eventually a point is reached in the page lists where the topic title can be seen, but the link to the topic seems damaged, and does not display the topic posts.' To experience bug; In most MSFN webpages, find your membername towards the top left hand corner. Directly below your membername, is what appears to be a readout of the current path of directories. Now, for example, say you see; MSFN/Miscellaneous/Site & Forum Issues and you click on 'Site & Forum Issues', then see (for example) Page 1 to 56 nn, and you click on the ('double right pointing chevrons'=)Earliest page (which are the highest numbered pages). What you see is the topics listings with all the topics displayed like this; (e.g. for a topic called 'very dumb question') very dumb question _______________________-1 replies______Guest__* Started by Guest__* , --_____________________1,908 views_______-- (Note; the '-1' you see above is not a typo.) If you click on the topic name, it sends you to a page containing the topic but the topic posts are missing. Also, in our example above, where you are on the last page (56 ?), if you click through the pages towards the present day, you will find eventually a 'changeover point' where the topics lists will return to normal - in this example the topic lists change back to normal on about page 53 or 54. (Note; the page numbers quoted here will change, of course, in the following weeks, as new posts topics are created and cause the topic list numbering to be incremented upward in number). The bug makes it difficult to access old topics (posts) if the topics are listed beyond the 'changeover point'. I do have a direct link for an old post (the first ever MSFN post, actually); and that oldest post is still there and obviously accessible, so hopefully this bug is only affecting the link to each topic, in the pages of topic lists, beyond a certain point (the bug does not appear to be date-related). Other (random) examples; MSFN Forum/Unattended Windows Discussion & Support/Device Drivers see page 98 , 99 and back MSFN Forum/Microsoft Software Products/Windows 9x / ME page 185 , 186 and back Cheers

Ha ha ha, seems like similar opinions are echoed in the video on the website; http://www.dearjjabrams.com/ .

Xper says; "Maybe, I say maybe we will loose some threads"... Gulp. (I seem to remember several years back Xper mentioned the size of the database was ~ 700MB {as it stood on the server, in compacted database form, then, I guess}). Doesn't seem unreasonable to make a backup as it stands now, before the full change is applied to the database, so there is no way that any threads are lost... forever?

I wonder if the actions usually taken to mitigate the ATI 'hardware cursor bug' might also act to mitigate this problem? (but probably not fix it). Worth a try - set in Control Panel, Mouse Properties, Display Pointer Trails to 'on' (and its' slider bar to minimum), and check 'off' Enable Pointer Shadow (then Reboot).

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submix8c said: "Dunno if this will help but it *implies* that the PNP8FFF entry *could* be anything "available". http://pranaykr.blogspot.com/2005/02/lesson-data-link-and-physical-layers.html" I wonder if we're misreading that webpage - the author of that webpage seems to be listing the text as it lays (is seen) of his Win98 registry. If you look at the 1st occurrence of PNP in that webpage, it does seem at first as if it were a listing of the PROTOCOL.INI text, but if you scroll up and down it becomes evident that that text is actually a representation of the Win98 registry text. Also, the 2nd occurrence of the PNP has this sentence immediately preceding it; "An Advanced tab is available for network adapter settings which are set in the Registry and the PROTOCOL.INI " " PROTOCOL.INI [EXP16$] DriverName=EXP16$ irq=5 ioaddress=0x300 [data] version=v4.00.170 netcard=EXP16$,*PNP812D " Therefore, it could be that the above text is in fact meant to be (read as) a representation of Win98 registry text, rather than PROTOCOL.INI text - (it's open to misinterpretation). =================== I'm not aware what program or process dropped that *PNP8FFF into Dave-H's protocol.ini . PNP ID's in that format do get written into the registry, from a network adapters INF file, as explained e.g. here; www2.gol.com/users/pbw/filelib/BATCH98.DOC =================== Another thing - I notice in the "*multiple* entries in PROTOCOL.INI" webpage http://web.mit.edu/cron/documentation/dell-server-admin/en/IntelNIC/dos_odi.htm that submix8c mentioned, that it says to use E1002$ , E1003$ , etc. for multiple instances of the E1000$ Drivername (in protocol.ini). If it occurs that multiple instances are required, and that doesn't seem to work, try using instead e.g., E10002$ .The reason is that that appears to be the format of the usage that other manufacturers Drivernames use, and also I see when I look inside file 'E1000.DOS', this error message; "PROTOCOL.INI does not have a DRIVERNAME = E1000x entry. The driver looks for DRIVERNAME based on its load order in CONFIG.SYS, the second E1000 driver loaded uses E10002, the third uses E10003, etc."

You mentioned; "REM 29/11/2014 SHELL=C:\WIN-98\COMMAND.COM /E:768 /P REM ** REM OUT THE PREVIOUS LINE WHEN USING AUTO-PATCHER ** DEVICE=C:\WIN-98\SIZER.EXE /15834 /11 C:\WIN-98\COMMAND\ANSI.SYS COUNTRY=044,850,C:\WIN-98\COMMAND\COUNTRY.SYS DOS=HIGH REM DEVICE=C:\PROGRAMF\OLDPROGR\CREATIVE\CDROM\DRV\SBIDE.SYS /D:MSCD001 /P:170,15 REM ** REINSTATE THE PREVIOUS LINE IF CD SUPPORT IS NEEDED IN DOS OR SAFE MODE ** " "I tried a step by step boot, and it's fine until it gets to DEVICE=C:\WIN-98\SIZER.EXE /15834 /11 C:\WIN-98\COMMAND\ANSI.SYS at which point it stops and goes no further. Trying again and skipping that line it's then OK until it tries to load DBLBUFF.SYS with SIZER.EXE (which isn't actually in the CONFIG.SYS file, which i think is normal) and it hangs again. Skipping that it gets to loading AUTOEXEC.BAT and then hangs again. " I did wonder if this information on MDGX's webpage was having an affect; http://www.mdgx.com/msdos.htm "Hidden features, oddities + BUGs I discovered:" "Windows 9x/ME automatically loads the interface (GUI) ONLY IF a "SHELL=" line is NOT present in CONFIG.SYS" Despite the above, I'd agree hangs are usully caused by conflicts (during {boot} setup) when assigning memory ranges an such... - so the different installation process you eventually used allowed the BIOS or OS to assign the resources, such that no fatal conflicts occured. Guess you should make a note from Device Manager, Network Adapter, Properties, Resources, of the (working) Memory Range, I/O Range... there's no conflicts shown there, right?

I tend to start looking at such things, more from the hardware (silicon) POV... The motherboard Super Micro X7DAL-E (link probably mentioned in other thread); http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon1333/5000X/X7DAL-E.cfm So the onboard motherboard hardware is; "Intel (ESB2/Gilgal) 82563EB Dual-Port Gigabit Ethernet Controller" http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ethernet-controllers/82563eb-82564eb-gbe-ethernet-controllers-brief.html Ouch. I don't think I've ever seen anything 'PHY' that had Win98(xx) drivers. Intel built it, so for completeness, from the horses mouth... https://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng&ProdId=2776 98-wise, looks like we're all the Crying Indian on this one. Did click the (1st listed) DOS driver link... says "The DOS drivers are provided solely for the purpose of loading other OSes - - for example, during RIS or unattended installations. They are not intended as high-performance drivers." (Don't know what that means for DOS... didn't go any further down the rabbit hole....)

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(It seems, doesn't it, that a PM can be 'initiating a 'New' Conversation' which makes another entry to the My Conversations list or a PM can be 'adding a reply to an already established Conversation' which enumerates the replies to an already existing Conversation in the My Conversations list. You do seem to be aware of this, but it may be helpful if I state this up front.) "I tried to send a new PM to dencorso and got a message" {from the IP.Board system} "stating that he is no longer receiving new messages." Possibly Dencorso's storage quota of 'New' Conversations had reached the 'full' limit. "I then communicated with him through a PM thread that we had already established," "and he said he has been receiving new{?} PMs from others as usual." Possibly Dencorso may have meant he was certainly receiving PM's to already established Conversations - or more probably, he had deleted or archived out some of his Conversations , which had the effect of dropping his storage quota of Conversations below the 'full' limit. (The latter theory tends to find support from this following sentence:) "Later he said that my new PM to him arrived, from his point of view, in spite of the message I got." "But my new PM to him did not show up on my list of messages, making it impossible for me to communicate with him about the new topic in the usual manner." My theory here is that the IP.Board system dealt with your PM initially by informing you Dencorso's New Conversations quota limit was 'full' and held your PM in 'abeyance' - seems when the PM was eventually placed in his New Conversations list, that the IP.Board software did not automatically act to also make an entry in your New Conversations list. (To be fair, this sequence of events would not happen often.) Unlikely to happen again, but if this problem occurs again, then: possibly, if you sign out of the forum and then sign back in, that action could trigger a check of your PM's, and the PM may then appear in your list. Alternately, maybe Dencorso, after reading your PM, didn't mark (tick) the PM as 'Mark Read' (see drop down box at bottom of My Conversations page). That action triggers a change in the status of your PM so that when you view it, it shows as 'Read' (by the addressee at such and such a time) - if you request that he mark the PM as 'Mark Read', possibly your PM may then appear in your My Conversations list.

Gravatar etc. ... http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/170958-blocked-content-funny/?view=findpost&p=1067627

"The writing area shows up in blue" grey. I turned filters on & off in AdBlockPlus 2.3.2 (extension addable to FF28.0), but couldn't replicate the exact problem you are seeing in the full editor box (reached via More Post Options webpage button). I would suggest the cause is some filter in that, or a similar extension - so trying to narrow down the offending item is just a slog of on/offs to be tried, in likely programs (does Norton filter things nowadays?). If using AdBlockPlus, besides the URL filters in effect (sometimes confusing if you have a combination of various URL filter exceptions also active), don't forget there is also a 'section heading' in the Filter Preferences called 'Filter Subscriptions', which may have additional filters from a subscription service (ticked) activated by default (although I think it is unlikely any subscription service filter would be the culprit). As to the 'double listings' you described, that's just what you see when those avatar icons are filtered - some filter affecting 'gravatar com', I'd say.