
agrecascino
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v26, default settings.
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It works, all I have installed is BWC's kernel.
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I think it's awesome that this has been released, and I was thinking it would be easier to have many people working on patches to kernel32 to make more applications work. I didn't want to make a repository myself since it's his source.
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This is legal right? If so, it would be cool to see this on github/bitbucket/*.
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I have a copy of the original disc, from a Microsoft academic pack thing, it's damaged though.
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I'm interested in how you modify the kernel. Do you use something like Snowman or IDA pro? Do you copy the function from other versions of windows or make them yourself? I would like to know.
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Firefox would crash upon launch and I kept getting bluescreens(it got to the point where I couldn't remove it without crashing(this, however was with some functions enabled)).
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Actually, MrMaguire is right here. There is a 28c and d, both with g versions. I can't tell the difference between both builds and I still recommend the 26 series builds, since they are more compatible with programs and are less buggy(regressions in the 28 series(real ones(i promise))).
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For me 26dg has been quite stable, with most of my crashes coming from drivers(usually sound). I've tested it on multiple computers too.
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I am wondering how many animals and how much sanity I would need to sacrifice to get Skype 6.14 running on w2k. As I am somewhat content in bringing myself to madness trying to use windows 2000 as a regular OS I don't care too much if the fix is complicated, but I need to get it working. I get an access violation after attempting to log in, which seems to result from jumping to a bad address. This happens with both /legacylogin and the regular login. PS: Has anyone noticed that the 28 series of kernels from blackwingcat break firefox?
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:\ I had this issue with my motherboard(ASUS Z87-A), I can't really do anything about it and I need a DVI output, so I quit when I got this.
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It appears I found a regression in the extended kernel with the xonar dgx's drivers. On vanilla w2k these work fine, but under kernelex they cause a bsod with bad_pool_caller. EDIT: Ignore my stupidity, it's just an issue with PAE.
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I recently installed Windows 2000 on my laptop(using Standard PC hal, since ACPI fails and MPS multiprocessor causes an INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE) and when I installed my graphics drivers(I have BWC's extended kernel) upon restarting I got a blue screen(UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP). It happens at the end of the boot process, when Windows 2000 tries to switch video mode to go the login screen. I could post some boot logs if needed. Also, after installing the Realtek HDA drivers I don't have Wave Mapper sound, but WDM-KS and Directsound still work, not sure why.