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UEFI support isn't even complete on XP/2003 32bit. Some drivers(USB3.x, eMMC, etc...) from Win7/8 are successfully backported to XP(thanks to NTOSKRNL_EMU project), but it requires a lot of modification to run in Win2K. It won't be easy.
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@George King 02 80 8B C8 C1 E9 08 80 E1 01 88 4D 0C 84 E4 79 0C E8 -> 02 80 8B C8 C1 E9 08 80 E1 01 88 4D 0C 84 E4 EB 0C E8 I think that's all the patch is (probably, and also checksum update required) https://ufile.io/fl78ea0y
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Your nt4 drive might be formatted as ntfs v1.2 . Windows XP+ convert ntfs v1.x drive to ntfs v3.1 automatically. Ntfs v3.1 is supported in nt4 sp4+. If your nt4 installation is under sp4, that might be problem.
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https://bearwindows.zcm.com.au/winnt4.htm You should read this article. I think there are some hints that will help you.
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https://somethingnotserious.wordpress.com/2023/11/01/win98-vcache-protection-error-on-modern-hardware/ The solution came from completely unexpected place wow
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Thanks for letting me know. For now, I don't think I'll need it for this project thanks to WU URL DUMP, but it will probably be useful later. I think there are some updated versions of the files included in ExKernel. Maybe I can report them to blackwingcat.
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*Accidently posted twice sry*
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For a complete and correct localization, you will need to replace the image base address and resources of about 100 files with those of your language version. - https://win2k.org/blog/2019/10/07/1989811/ That means localization requires collecting files from various updates such as KB891861, XP SP3, SV2003 SP2, non-public updates, etc. I'm tracking down what I actually need. My final plan is making auto localization python script which download, extract, modify, and re-compress everything automatically. A little spoiler -
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You can get full debug log via LAN with this one https://github.com/MovAX0xDEAD/KDNET There were several attempts in this thread, try searching for keywords like debug.
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v6666 is outdated. Try the latest one https://depositfiles.com/files/9xn22ief3
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Open ntoskrnl.exe with Resource Hacker, grab bootscreen bitmap image from Microsoft's original ntoskrnl.exe, and swap it.
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Basically I want to do the same thing. However, BWC said that without ImageBase address and other changes, he could not guarantee normal operation and full localization. You can find that some files (for example, dnsapi.dll) don't have resource (except for version info), but the Japanese and English versions have different ImageBases.