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In case it was funny setup bug, I did the first part of install on T430, swapped SSD, and did the ACPI mod afterwards. https://files.catbox.moe/av6dtu.mp4 -
I just tried it and I got the same BSOD. I'm booting an installer and I replaced ACPI.SY_
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I don't want to steal the name https://github.com/ascrod/ambassador
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I don't think so. Can you give me that acpi.sys pls? (for 5.2 x64)
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I should probably mention some of the newer releases here. I made a 115 ESR for Vista build, and I will do the same for 128 soon. I'm going to be building my own Rust fork to fix a couple issues I've encountered with the 115 ESR build, and once I do that, I'll work on making a 128 ESR for Vista build.
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Anyway to fix pls
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What I suggest (bisecting) is basically just an automated version of this. You tell git to start a bisect, give it a good and bad commit (the releases), and just build from there, marking good or bad as you go. You're going to need to read up on git. Since this is Firefox, maybe you need the mercurial to git translator as well, but not sure what your source is. If you get a proper git clone, you can then just git revert (--no-edit) (commit) and fix any conflicts that may arise.
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Yeah, it's a slow process. When I began, it would take me basically a full day to bisect to fix an issue. Part of that was that I was dumb and issues can be a bit finicky, I had to do it twice the first few times. I recommend when bisecting removing the alpha or beta identifier from the version number as that changes how some things work, and can better expose problems.
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What I would do is grab 3.6.28, try to build for 9x, then start fixing issues. Since I suck at coding and debugging, I would bisect to find offending commits and fix or revert them until the browser works. Basically what I did for r3dfox. I would give it a try, but I have many other projects I'd rather do currently.
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I don't like the idea of an alpha fork, you really should try getting 3.6.28 working.
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To get it working on 7 (VxKex), you need to edit prefs.js and set browser.taskbar.lists.legacyBackend to true or just use r3dfox
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Just bisect and revert or undo any offending commits. See if you can get up to 3.6.28.
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Finally looked at this, focus is set to false by default. VPN was still enabled. I'm in the middle of working on an experimental feature, so I can't exactly just go and flip the pref, but I'll try to remember to do so.
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You should probably mention that in the post then.
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For intelppm.sys, wouldn't you need to update checksum for Windows to accept the driver? Or is this a only a post-Vista behavior?
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I meant to reply to this but I guess I forgot. I use HTTP Downloader if I want fast downloads, and with it I can see regressions even past 3 parallel connections.
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What exactly would parallel downloading do?
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Closest thing would be Echelon but that's Firefox 4 and some styles are broken.
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Whenever I get around to making 126.0, I'll set those.
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I haven't looked into it, but it might be better if you want the classic theme or Aero with modifications. I would need to set up my own 10 VMs with classic and Aero to test. If there is any difference it will not be measurable. I was going to do like AVX builds, but I found that made no measurable difference. I considered disabling it by default since privacy stuff recommends it, but I know those systems are always very finicky and I don't want to confuse the average user interacting with them even more so I just left it.
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Yeah, there are no plans for XP/Vista support.
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I did that a bit back, forgot to post back here. Not entirely sure what you mean by that. There is some delay loaded or disabled pre-10 stuff like the share menu or tablet mode for 10. All I did was undo what broke 7. What I did was make Aero work on 7 again, so it should work on r3dfox. It's not something I test, although I don't stray too far from stock. I think the custom settings options would probably break and about menu would be stock, but I guess working well enough. Everything else mentioned should be like stock Firefox. I didn't change too much. https://github.com/Eclipse-Community/r3dfox/tree/release-121
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Sun Rays
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Wand
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My Browser Builds (Part 5)
K4sum1 replied to roytam1's topic in Browsers working on Older NT-Family OSes
Which one is generally accepted as being better, Serpent 52/UXP or Serpent 55/Mobius?
