KernelEx 2022 (Kex22) Test Versions (4.22.26.2)

[deomsh]

Windows 7 Ultimate (x86)

gv=0x1DB10106
gvex=6,1,1DB1,2,Service Pack 1,1,0,100,1,1E

So last character of gvex is different.

Regarding testing Windows 8.1: I'd like to help, but my programming skills are rather low. Maybe you can update Getversion or give some instructions? I don't know what to do with information here:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/sysinfo/targeting-your-application-at-windows-8-1 

Edited March 4, 2019 by deomsh
Typo's

[roytam1]

2 hours ago, jumper said:

. WIN10....0x3AD7000A A,0,3AD7,2,,0,0,100,1,0
. WIN10A...0x42EE000A A,0,42EE,2,,0,0,100,1,0

since there are many win10 versions, it is better to show their build numbers

ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_10_version_history#Rings

Edited March 4, 2019 by roytam1

[deomsh]

Somehow I succeeded with roytam1's manifest as a text-file, renamed to GetVersion.exe.manifest

My earlier reported Windows 10 (x86) gives now:

gv=0x42EE000A
gvex=A,0,42EE,2,,0,0,100,1,0

And Windows 8.1 (64 bit):

gv=0x25800306
gvex=6,3,2580,2,,0,0,300,1,0

[jumper]

The use of a manifest defeats the purpose of the test, so don't bother. More later....

[CaelThunderwing]

has there been any new updates since v17?

[Destro]

there is a version 18 but I don't see it listed here.

[jumper]

KernelEx core update 4.5.2016.18 (beta)
Core.ini update

[jumper]

KernelEx 4.5.2016.19 delta.7z - 191KB

<! ;-- 4.5.2016.18 --;
!> ;-- 4.5.2016.19 --;

;-- KEXBASEN.DLL --;

[KERNEL32.DLL]
<! SetEnvironmentVariableW

[NTDLL.DLL]
!> RtlImageDirectoryEntryToData
!> RtlImageRvaToSection
!> RtlImageRvaToVa

[SECUR32.DLL]
!> CompleteAuthToken

!> [SETUPAPI.DLL]
!> CM_Connect_MachineA
!> CM_Get_Child
!> CM_Get_Child_Ex
!> CM_Get_DevNode_Registry_PropertyW
!> CM_Get_DevNode_Registry_Property_ExA
!> CM_Get_DevNode_Registry_Property_ExW
!> CM_Get_DevNode_Status
!> CM_Get_DevNode_Status_Ex
!> CM_Get_Device_IDA
!> CM_Get_Device_IDW
!> CM_Get_Device_ID_ExA
!> CM_Get_Device_ID_ExW
!> CM_Get_Device_ID_ListW
!> CM_Get_Device_ID_List_SizeW
!> CM_Get_Parent
!> CM_Get_Parent_Ex
!> CM_Get_Sibling
!> CM_Get_Sibling_Ex
!> CM_Locate_DevNodeA
!> CM_Locate_DevNodeW
!> CM_Open_Class_KeyA
!> CM_Set_DevNode_Problem_Ex
!> CM_Setup_DevNode_Ex


;-- KEXBASES.DLL --;

[KERNEL32.DLL]
!> GlobalMemoryStatusEx
!> InterlockedPushListSList
!> InterlockedPushListSListEx
!> PowerClearRequest
!> PowerCreateRequest
!> PowerSetRequest
!> TryAcquireSRWLockExclusive
!> TryAcquireSRWLockShared

[NTDLL.DLL]
!> DbgPrintEx
!> LdrAccessResource
!> LdrFindResource_U
!> NtQuerySystemTime
!> NtQuerySystemTime
!> RtlAppendUnicodeStringToString
!> RtlAppendUnicodeToString
!> RtlAssert
!> RtlConvertSidToUnicodeString
!> RtlCreateUnicodeString
!> RtlCreateUnicodeStringFromAsciiz
!> RtlFirstEntrySList
!> RtlGUIDFromString
!> RtlGetNtProductType
!> RtlImageRvaToSection
!> RtlImageRvaToVa
!> RtlInitializeSListHead
!> RtlInterlockedPopEntrySList
!> RtlInterlockedPushEntrySList
!> RtlInterlockedPushListSList
!> RtlInterlockedPushListSListEx
!> RtlIpv4StringToAddressW
!> RtlQueryDepthSList
!> RtlSecondsSince1970ToTime
!> RtlSecondsSince1980ToTime
!> RtlTimeToSecondsSince1970
!> RtlTimeToSecondsSince1980
!> RtlUnicodeToMultiByteSize

[SHELL32.DLL]
!> SHQueryUserNotificationState
!> Shell_NotifyIconGetRect

Edited March 28, 2019 by jumper

[Goodmaneuver]

The *\mfc*u*.dll in KEX registry stopped working for me with Core.7z  I use the full paths now.

Edited April 5, 2019 by Goodmaneuver

[schwups]

19 looks good. The KernelEx.dll works again. So far, no new errors have occurred here.

[jumper]

> The *\mfc*u*.dll in KEX registry stopped working for me with K19. I use the full paths now.
I have no idea why. Please provide details on how you came to this conclusion.


I have already added support for eight new OS versions to Kexbases.dll:
+ Windows Vista sp2 (6,0,0x1772)
+ Windows 7 sp1 (6,1,0x1DB1)
+ Windows 8 (6,2,0x23F0)
+ Windows 8.1 (6,3,0x2580)
+ Windows 10 (10,0,0x3AD7)
+ Windows 10 (10,0,0x42EE)
+ Windows 98 (fe) (4,10,0x040A07CE)
+ Windows XP sp3 (5,1,0x0A28)

They are added after the existing functions for compatibility with existing CORE.ini modes.

Please request now any other Windows versions you would like added.

[Goodmaneuver]

*\mfc*u*.dll problem occurred after installing core.ini 12th month 2018 vs, the error I found out is not specific to K19 and occurs with K18. I have some other registry errors but not KEX related. Was working just prior to installing core.ini. WinMergeU (NOHEAP) uses mfc90u.dll and I am using a unicode WordPad (NT40) mfc42u.dll.    EDIT : - This Word pad is not fully compatible & consider it experimental here and with later posts in this topic.

Has anyone got a copy of Drugwash's KernelEx 4.5.2015.3, or know where it is located on MSFN, Drugwash? Xrayer? Jumper? I would like to see if netframework still is OK. Once netframework errors, I found it is impossible to get going again by replacing the files or re-installing. 1-1 drive backup required. My tests need be done again. EDIT : - KernelEx is not responsible for my DotNetFX errors. DotNetFX working with KernelEx tested latest KEX24 and earlier.

Edited November 20, 2020 by Goodmaneuver

[FantasyAcquiesce]

I tried the newest KernelEx version.

K-Meleon appears more stable than I remember with this version. Unfortunately, I still need to disable javascript to prevent the browser from crashing. Also, I'm not sure if the new KernelEx update damaged my WinME installation in my VMWare. Suddenly, I could not drag files to the guest, file transfers by shared folders, flash drives would not appear, and cds would fail. Reinstalling VMWare tools did not help.

[jumper]

> I tried the newest KernelEx version.
In what OS with what service packs?

> K-Meleon appears more stable
What version of KM?

> my WinME installation in my VMWare
Are you running ME in VMWare on SE?

[jumper]

[at library attaching file]

 

Kexbases 4.5.2016.20 delta.7z