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No pun intended , I already worked in kernel extention project and I know how to add space to a section , move code in pe file , add import export and add relocation and anything pe32 has to offer. Heck in my early attempt I re wrote many components from assembly . I am not doing best patch competition here , I am talking why I have wrote my patch despite so many patch exist as none are close to perfect like mine(atleast in case of me and my users). I assure you I am lazy guy and I don't bother about fame so I don't reinvent a wheel for it. I share my stuff so that some nerd can benefit from my work . . I am tagging my friend neverseen here . My patch never makes chrome crash [nor does] it render chkdsk unusable . Patching just kernel will make XP unable to handle memory buffer which will render system into bsod while a application uses more than the physical memory limit . What is the use of showing 6gb ram in system properties if you cannot use it ? . @neverseen ====== Most patches causes bsod, because hal is not perfect since they can't handle memory buffer greater than 3.5GB . Back in days when I used fix128,pae64 and other patch shared by dencorso in forum , my system rendered into useless (either freeze or get into bsod ) when it crosses 3.5GB limit , first solution I came up with was using slightly customised windows XP sp1 hal and shared it first time in ryanvm forum . In next iteration , I reimplementation i fixed hal codes which looked different than sp1 hal (12 function change were useless) since sp1 hal broke my Asus xonar sound cars sue to mixing API . In next iteration , I made hybrid of my patch and patch from harkaz . Later after years of updating with new posready files , I released first version which contained all DMA buffer logic from server 2000 and XP sp1 which fixed my usb tethering issue from my phone , fixed ATI Radeon GFX issue (I used to use rx270) also ensured working stand by and hibernation mode in XP . I am grateful to Rudy for his excellent disassembler and support, wildbill for his petool and blackwingcat for his pemaker (best relocation editor ) . One day I will show some disassembly code . This is where Microsoft fixed the bug in 2003 but removed pae code from poor XP through sp2 Here is something for good read for few guys https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/895575/a-process-that-runs-in-the-physical-address-extension-pae-kernel-may-e Many may notice my patch shows slightly less ram than other patch but that's due another bug present in remote ndis driver (useful for usb tethering)
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Well Win32 my patch never caused any issues with ATI Radeon and Intel HD graphics even for your surprise hibernation works with my patch with so called buggy ATI Radeon . How it works then ? Let me explain . XP , 2k and 2k3 all handles pae differently . XP : keeps double DMA buffer enabled always when 64bit ramdisk is active 2k : Enables dma buffer when certain kernel calls are called by your driver (on those days high end components only used those API but that not lies today since nt is a major platform now unlike 9x in those days. 2k3 sp2 : has special hal mechanism that detects defective driver and enable DMA buffer when the driver support in separate memory space . My new patch will port fullmechanism from win 2k3 unlike my old patch which ported some to prevent just few drivers which troubled me and my user . I am using my new patch for 4months . It is so far God like stable .. I will analyse new patch by Daniel since it enables pae without pae switch
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@caliber Well wait for Christmas , a gift is coming in form of PAE patch (just install and enjoy type).
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That Russian fix128 thing breaks usb surf sticks and printer and few other . Mine doesn't because it backports DMA buffer logic from windows XP sp1. Original inventor of pae64 patch is one of my friend from a gaming forum. I still have source so I can build a automated patcher but since no one is interested before so I never ported it . I did experiment but it never released a complete version. Problem with fix128 urged me to make my own patch . I don't know if they fixed their old bug's
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To be honest yes .
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Mine one needs integration with nlite and sfc patch
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We got stucked at UI Elements . Then his mid sem started so i never talked about it again.
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RLoew (1952 - 2019) has passed away.
Dibya replied to looking4awayout's topic in Pinned Topics regarding 9x/ME
Thanks for uploading the source. -
RLoew (1952 - 2019) has passed away.
Dibya replied to looking4awayout's topic in Pinned Topics regarding 9x/ME
@rloew hi , do you mind if i upload some of your father code which i own ? Like one from his api wrapper generator . Last time i talked with Rudy , We are talking about some of his cool tools like a patch generator . His knowledge on reverse engineering was awesome . I personally use lot of his tool which are never discussed in public including his amazing disassembler . I guess their are many such never released tools which he never talked in public . I think LoneCrusader will love to short his code . I will love to have his CPP version of his MAKEWRAP tool whose assembly only version is with me ( Assembly only version was requested personally by me , and he made it just for me ) . Figuring out coding style of Rudy will be tough since as far as i know he used to use his own debugger so i may guess he might have used his own compiler in some cases . I will love to make and maintain a github repo for his work @LoneCrusader -
RLoew (1952 - 2019) has passed away.
Dibya replied to looking4awayout's topic in Pinned Topics regarding 9x/ME
He was a amazing man , Of course a good friend . It is honor for me that i once worked with him in some project and learned many thing from him. He was pioneer in patching OSes beyond their limit . He was always straight forward which is rare in today's engineer . I cannot say anything , i am crying . Heck even i am so late , as i was offline for long . We will definitely miss him. RIP -
Does IPsec rules get updated with Linux updates?
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Most probably , because that's what windows nt means
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I recapped granny's laptop recently with Panasonic Oscon Solid caps , before that I had similar experiences
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Source code : https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.7.3/Python-3.7.3.tar.xz Some one can help me to fix UpdateProcThreadAttribute , InitializeProcThreadAttributeList , DeleteProcThreadAttributeList These calls are located in _winapi.c
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MinGw has severe performance issues .
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My Browser Builds (Part 1)
Dibya replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
I already patched ffmpeg codes for removing condition variable , srw and bcrypt. I want to run the .sh script to compile ffmpeg because you can't compile lav without compiling ffmpeg and libbluray. If visual studio solution for libbluray exists so it's not a issue but ffmpeg is different. -
My Browser Builds (Part 1)
Dibya replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Anyone can help me please ? I am trying to build latest LAV filters for newmoon 27 . This bloody script is not running , I have latest visual studio 2017 , installed and tried with msys even https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters/blob/master/build_ffmpeg_msvc.sh -
Thanks for the info
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I can't install Office 2007 in Windows 2000 (Extended Kernel)
Dibya replied to WinFX's topic in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
What about using fcwin2k? -
Wait livedoor is japanese company?
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Mi A3 will come so I guess you shall wait . You may consider looking at Xperia xa2 plus or getting a OnePlus 3t for dirt cheap price in sealed condition. I used mi a1 , xiomi phones are good at paper but not at reality . They are extremely unreliable , very high SAR value and stupid battery which blast like bomb (actually what happened with my A1) Lineage os is a excellent ROM . I use it daily with no google play services . As for apps I use fdroid app Store.
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Xiomi is completely do whatever they like showing ads in UI , never fixing bugs and sending sensitive information to Chinese servers. People here still buy their phones.
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You will not build browser for us??? As for me , I will not leave XP not in next 20 years
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Well , commander , the patches will be deployed against our biggest enemies on the border of XPLand , the blue kid ! Hope Red boy will not invade us soon