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Odd shlwapi is delay-loading apphelp.
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ImportPatcher.41 - Find and fix dependency problems
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
ImportPatcher only redirects DLL and API references by patching text in the import tables. Other tools such as fwd are needed to add code. -
ImportPatcher.41 - Find and fix dependency problems
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
What does using fcwin2k do that should be added to ImportPatcher--checksum correction? Note: Target NT4 should be selected. This might be all that is needed. -
ImportPatcher.41 - Find and fix dependency problems
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
Thanks. Didn't recognize it. Too many important-sounding APIs missing. Chance of even partial success next to nil. Locate missing DLLs and add replacement api names. Then Patch. -
ImportPatcher.41 - Find and fix dependency problems
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
W2k? -
ImportPatcher.41 - Find and fix dependency problems
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
Context missing. -
ImportPatcher.41 - Find and fix dependency problems
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
On the target system, put ImportPatcher.exe in the same folder as the program to be patched. Drop the main executable onto ImportPatcher. Analyze. What are the results? -
Windows 9x Web Helper (9xweb) - Discontinued
jumper replied to Wunderbar98's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
Browser dependent. If you see a link to a .png on i.postimg.cc, click there. -
KernelEx 2022 (Kex22) Test Versions (4.22.26.2)
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
Discussion closed. This topic thread is not for end-user queries of any kind. Or for anyone who can't be bothered to read what has already been discussed. -
KernelEx 2022 (Kex22) Test Versions (4.22.26.2)
jumper replied to jumper's topic in Windows 9x Member Projects
> I don't know how to proceed. These updates are not for end users. More than enough information has already been written for qualified developers to utilize these files. If you have to ask, you aren't qualified. Please delete the updates from your system. -
What's the difference?
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Windows 98 sometimes (often) rewrites a part of ACPI.
jumper replied to Laaca's topic in Windows 9x/ME
Nonexistent domain error for link. Yes, Windows stomps on memory. That shouldn't be a surprise. You need to detect the Windows VM and get the info from the ACPI driver. Why does this matter? -
LoL - Only the first megabyte of memory is affected. Nobody will ever see better performance or stability by disabling those BIOS features. But those with very slow main memory will benefit from them being enabled in real DOS, while Windows is loading, and when accessing 16-bit drivers or disks in MS-DOS compatibility mode.
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When testing stubs/forwards for IE9, I use IE9.DLL + IE9.INI. Add IE9 to the end of contents in profile Vista or a clone.
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The next step is to determine why it is needed so that functionality can be added to KernelEx.
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> for the registry's sake There you go again. And you still have not confirmed that more than four actually work. Ktree doesn't have a limit so it only shows what's in core.ini, not if KernelEx can process it correctly. So that means all the text of your previous post is wrong.
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Do not use any CRT that is not readily available to everyone. Anything else hinders development of KernelEx. A final release version for end users must work with the standard libraries and/or those from common USP's. If there are functions missing from those libraries that you have not reported, please report them now .
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So what is the new limit? Six? And cut out the misinformation. Triple check your text and edit before posting.
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Ktree shows what's in core.ini, not if it works. KernelEx still works even if not all the plugins do. So more than four plugins has yet to be properly tested.
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I don't know what the current plugin limit is. I raised all the array size constants, but never actually discovered what was causing the limit. The code all looked good. Haven't looked at it lately. To test, put kexbasen and kexbases on opposite ends of contents= and increase the number of dummy plugins between them. When an app that needs both stops working, we're past the limit. Also test Ktree; there is no fixed limit, but there appears to be a 300 char limit on the retrieved contents= string value. Character count in stubs.ini needs to include white space, but nothing not a section name or inside a section. Best estimate is to save from first section to eof, then look at the filesize. All bets are off when sections are not all fully sorted. These aren't.
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Reserve custom memory ranges in: My Computer -> Properties -> Device Manager -> Computer -> Properties -> Reserve Resources If you can't boot in safe mode, exactly how many megabytes of low memory can be safely used?