MilkChan Posted February 13, 2023 Posted February 13, 2023 @tomasz86 Now I'm wondering if your program isn't working properly. I tried to compare RVMI and nLite, it works without any problem. .NET addon It's not broken, it's working. Why is your program damage the icon RVMI and nLite I currently own One Piece Update Packs and add on and x64 as well (5eraph) I does their replacement. If there is a problem it should also be a problem on XP/2003.
tomasz86 Posted February 13, 2023 Author Posted February 13, 2023 Thanks for testing! Yeah, if the addon works when using other slipstreaming methods, it's likely that the culprit is in HFSLIP. For the record, I haven't changed anything when it comes to the addon slipstreaming logic. It must be something in the original HFSLIP code that is unable to slipstream the addon properly. We'd probably need to compare the resulting folders of slipstreaming the addon using different methods and see what exactly differs between them.
enderlais Posted May 8, 2024 Posted May 8, 2024 On 2/13/2023 at 6:15 PM, tomasz86 said: Thanks for testing! Yeah, if the addon works when using other slipstreaming methods, it's likely that the culprit is in HFSLIP. For the record, I haven't changed anything when it comes to the addon slipstreaming logic. It must be something in the original HFSLIP code that is unable to slipstream the addon properly. We'd probably need to compare the resulting folders of slipstreaming the addon using different methods and see what exactly differs between them. i wonder if it would be possible to further modernize this OS
Uncle Captain Posted August 30, 2024 Posted August 30, 2024 (edited) These are the things that should probably work for Windows 2000 USP5.2 (includes Extended Kernel v3.2 and Extended Core v1.7): System: functional Security Center and Windows Firewall (backported from Windows XP SP3) Add SSE3 support (and still keep SSE2 support) Add USB2.0+USB 3.0+USB 3.1+USB 3.2 support for Intel/AMD and other manufacturer motherboards Full exFAT file system support without any unformatted issues Outlook Express 6 SP3 and Internet Explorer 6 SP3 is integrated instead (IE 7 or IE 8 won’t work on Windows 2000, b/c blackwingcat’s attempt from late August 2012 failed) + Windows Media Player 11 integrated (NET Frameworks from 1.0 to 4.0) integrated DirectX 9.0c (June 2010) integrated Support up to 128 GB of RAM (goes with Extended Core) Working VMware Workstation 10.0.7 / VMware Player 6.0.7 drivers (ONLY if Extended Core is installed) Working VirtualBox 5.2.44 drivers (ONLY if Extended Core is installed) Working newer USB ethernet / wireless network adapters (that required Windows XP SP2/SP3) (ONLY if Extended Core is installed) Working Avast Antivirus 18.8.2356 kernel drivers (that required XP SP3) (ONLY if Extended Core is installed) Support Applications: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 (without license issues) Microsoft Office 2010 (without any installation issues) VirtualBox (up to 5.2.44) VMware Workstation (support up to 10.0.7) and VMware Player (support up to 6.0.7) (without any installation issues) Microsoft Security Essentials 4.2.223 (without any installation issues) Avast Free Antivirus (support up to 18.8.2356) without any installation issues Steam (version for Windows XP) without closing issues Tuneup Utilities 2013 support Windows Live Essentials 2009 (fully works) Windows Powershell 2.0 Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 (without crashing) on Windows 2000 Bugfixes Fixed empty Gadget Gallery "bug" on Windows Sidebar 6.0 for Windows 2000 (even with Extended Kernel) to allow adding gadgets as making it more functional. Functional Rufus 2.18 (to allow creating bootable USB flash drives on Windows 2000) Fixed freezing bug with WindowBlinds 4 (even if PrintWindow function is enabled) Keyboard bugfix (to allow the keyboard to function) for PCEM v17 on Windows 2000 32-bit icons bugfix when using the XP version of Comctl 5.82 when IE6 SP3 for Win2000 has icons Wireless Zero Configuration Utility (backported from XP SP3, functional) BONUS - Windows 2000 USP5.2 Plus (includes KernelEx+Core PLUS!) Chrome 51+ and Firefox 54+ support and Opera 38+ support (for Windows 2000 Extended Kernel Plus! Only) Edited August 30, 2024 by Uncle Captain
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