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I still don't know what you mean by this. There are no special characters. All are ASCII. The sort is correct. Sort by Hint, not Function.

"All extensions, by address" in Ktree.11 lists Kexstubs api's in reverse-sorted order. Useful for verifying that they are efficiently defined in sorted order.

Create a bookmarklet with (or type into the address box) the following script: javascript:document.body.innerHTML.split('https://').join('http://')

IE2 runs in NT4, so it should also run in NT5. You may need to set the compatibility mode to NT4. Use ImportPatcher or Depends to find all missing API dependencies. Then patch the IE6 files or update libraries as needed.

Yes, MS-DOS Prompt window or batch file. Read the launcher configuration files to get the name of the executable. Start with no parameters, then add slowly. Limit is about 250 characters.

Launchers are never needed. They just hide the runtime parameter details.

Don't use a launcher. Don't use custom installers.

Try again focussing on MC and Java. Explain "custom installer". You're making this this problem too complex by adding Mesa and multiple MC launchers. Use just the basic versions of MC (ver ?) and Java (ver ?). Confirm that each is working by itself before combining them.

Which part of your install process. Lwjgl32.dll might not exist. What happened when you deleted lwjgl64.dll? Please summarize your complete install process as you actually did it.

Using for what which part?

I haven't watched the video, but it looks like you installed on a 64-bit machine and are trying to transplant it onto Win9x. Install onto 32-bit machine. If you can't start over, delete lwjgl64.dll. If you get a file missing error, copy lwjgl32.dll to lwjgl64.dll.

AI (or a child).

Maybe. Error details?

Good use of Ktree.11 and the log file. But remember: Kexstubs is a tool, not a solution. Without seeing the full definitions file, I suspect you're pushing Kexstubs too hard, resulting in a buffer overrun. Likely cause: unsorted definitions greatly reducing how many can be correctly handled. Thanks for the report and clear documentation. I will look into this further.

I've been using RamDisk98 for decades. Versions up through about 3 included source code, but I've never been able to locate any of those. If @jaclaz could find one, that would be the source to use and I'd be in for modifying it. We could reduce the memory footprint to only hold the tables, not the data clusters, then read/write the data from/to the image on disk on-demand.

fc /b original patched1 > patch1 fc /b original patched2 > patch2 Then view patch1 and patch2 side-by-side and check for overlapping addresses.

Use FC/B to compare the original with each of the patched files. If there is no overlap in the patches, I have a little utility that can combine the three files.

Just an app restart should be needed. That will reload all Kexstubs modules and reread their config files. If you are using my VBS scripts to change the logging state, they need to be updated to support new module names. Sort of related: I might be able to modify the Kex module loader to support custom load addresses. Then Kstub05.dll could just request an alternate load address in its config file instead of needing to be rebased. Also, work is still on-going at a slow pace. Most of the requests since the last release are now implemented. I just need to back out some new features that are not yet ready, but holding up the release of the new bases/n files.

Much too high? It's not an I/O port.

Try rloew's usb mass storage driver, USB.

What is "it"? Please translate the error text into (readable) English.

Are you saying that disabling legacy USB support in the BIOS fixed the problem for Fdisk and HxD?

What locale/language of Win95? Please name one URL. Installing fonts locally can be hard, but has always worked.

Win98 installations support multiple hardware configurations. Is there a way to select pre-launch which will be used?

What OS are each of you running it on? What is the problem URL? The traditional solutions are: disabling custom/web fonts; installing required fonts locally.