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  1. @pappyN4v2

    @Dietmar test my WinXP 64-bit on Intel Gen 12 mobo and make patch acpi.sys

    Here 3 versions from Dietmar: acpi_Dietmar.zip

    acpiSkull2.sys - 21 Jul 2024
    acpiSkull2A511.sys - 21 Jul 2024 (same date but other fix) - compare in Hex Editor

    Search for differences
    1. acpiSkull2.sys: 328 192 bytes
    2. acpiSkull2A511.sys: 328 192 bytes
    Offsets: hexadec.
      128:    A3    19
      129:    4B    4C
    48246:    75    EB
    	3 difference(s) found.
    	

    acpiSkull3new.sys - 11 Nov 2024

  2. 4 hours ago, j7n said:

    I have 8 GB of RAM in my main computer. I've reached the limit only on a few occasions when I did something stupid like simultaneously  opening a big game (3.5G), and a web browser (1.5G) with a long uptime, plus everything else.

    I agree exactly. I have 4GB RAM on WinXP 64-bit, pagefile disabled. I've reached the limit only on a few occasions: virtual machine 1GB RAM, Internet Browser with 10-12 tabs, other Internet Browser with some tabs

    Once, when I had 1GB of RAM, I set pagefile to 320MB. If we have 4GB of RAM and more, you can easily turn off the pagefile.

    It also depends on what we do on the computer - when we play only in a solitaire, pagefile it is not needed at 512 MB or less.

    It's best to install twice as much memory than we need e.g. we need 3-4GB so install 8GB

  3. 14 hours ago, LoneCrusader said:

    These had no effect on the issue. Same result, Code 39 error.

    For me daniel drivers not work with VMware USB 3.1 controller PCI\VEN_15AD&DEV_0779:
    USB3.png daniel-USB.png

    Me drivers works but need usbd.sys

    • extract this file from WinXP 64-bit ISO\AMD64\USBD.SY_ and copy to C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers
    • now uninstall USB device with Code 39
    • click Scan for hardware changes in Device Manager and reinstall driver

    or

    • copy usbd.sys to my driver folder 3_USB3x
    • add this line to usbxhci.inf in [Generic.CopyFiles] section:
    usbd.sys,,,0x104
    • update USB xHCI driver from this folder:
      my-USB-OK.png

    P.S. In my project I use a OS in which there is a USB 2.0 controller and usbd.sys file is present on the disk and therefore the mini-setup has no problem with my USB3.x controller driver

    P.S. daniel driver work but need delete Intel Vendor 8086 from amdxhc.inf:

    fixed:

    %INTELXHC.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHC, PCI\CC_0C0330

    old:

    %INTELXHC.DeviceDesc% = AMDXHC, PCI\VEN_8086&CC_0C0330

    daniel driver also copy usbd.sys but using C:\WINDOWS\layout.inf and section in amdxhc.inf:

    [AMDXHC.CopyFiles]
     amdxhc.sys
     usbd.sys


    daniel-OK.png

  4. On 4/17/2023 at 4:04 PM, Skulltrail said:

    only restart normal when i use ACPI from Longhorn 5048 (patched)

    On 4/17/2023 at 4:04 PM, Skulltrail said:

    ACPI freeze on my Core i9 10900k and B560 motherboard at boot screen with compiled acpi. Works with Longhorn 5048 acpi driver

    I tested two acpi 64-bit acpiSkull2A511.sys and 06 - acpi 5048 - 2022.04.12 - PappyN4 with my WinXP 64-bit SP2 in pure UEFI on Intel Gen 8 CPU. It is the same on both - freeze on boot screen and not work restart. To workaround boot screen freeze I need use bootdebug in BCD (BCC)

    Can you upload patched version acpi.sys 5048 which there are no these problems?

  5. On 4/22/2024 at 11:11 AM, George King said:

    When I decide to publish, then Yes. Now they are private only.

    I do not know how in the v45 version but in DP_Ported_DriversCollection_v44.7z many x64 drivers do not install because .inf files are incorrect - I tested only NVMe:

    • Generic_NVMe_1.3.1014.00, Generic_NVMe_1.5.1200.00, Generic_NVMe_10.4.49.0 - have universal HW ID: PCI\CC_010802 but errors in .inf files
      13101400.png
    • Samsung_NVMe_3.3.0.2003, IaNVMe_4.4.0.1003 - no compatible HW ID: PCI\CC_010802
      samsung.png

    The only one that can be installed and works on real hardware (but not in VMware) is Generic_NVMe_6.1.7601.23403 because it has a universal HW ID in the .inf file:

    %PCI\CC_010802.DeviceDesc%=Stornvme_Inst, PCI\CC_010802
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