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press any key to boot from cd

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the text has to be of same length if your line is shorter then fill it up with spaces


then, is there a way to modify it?

there must be a way.

the point of hex editing a file, is that the new information MUST be the same as the old. This is NOT stored as a resource string, so you can't edit it that way. One way to edit it is to use CDShell to make your own. Besides that, the string HAS TO BE THE SAME!

I think it can be longer, since the value of the digits after the sentence is zero all the way down. But I'm not sure.

I think it can be longer, since the value of the digits after the sentence is zero all the way down.  But I'm not sure.

after thinking through it a bit more....

disassemble the BIN file, change the strange, make sure the syntax is correct, recompile. There ya go.

The blanks afterwords could be where the actual boot code is, so you'll have to disassemle to find out, which is why when HEXing everything needs to be the same size, so as not to overwrite the actual code.

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does anyone what to rewrite the code? :P

or make a tool to rewrite it or patch it.

kind of bored with it already.

does anyone what to rewrite the code?
I have to tools. Don't have the time.
or make a tool to rewrite it or patch it.

I guess after you have the assembly, you could open it up and then change it yourself, then run the compiler. Unfortunately you're not supposed to distribute the compiler.

:P can we called it something other than a compiler, what about a piledriver instead. :)

riiiiiight ;)

Programmer here, so dang it, I'll call it whatever I make it :P j/k

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Here you go "Have you backed up your software?" :)

Edited by `Felix`

This one really works, stating the message:

Have you backed up your software? Press any key to boot from CD.

no errors like in `Felix` version when the . . . appears

Hex Edited from the dutch XP version wich has a longer message

BOOTFIX.BIN

This one really works, stating the message:

Have you backed up your software? Press any key to boot from CD.

no errors like in `Felix` version when the . . .  appears

Hex Edited from the dutch XP version wich has a longer message

Very sorry all if this caused a problem... just tried to help. :wacko:

Very sorry all if this caused a problem... just tried to help.  :wacko:

I know you tried to help but if you gonna attach a file better make sure it works 100% or else mention it that it still has some flaws :yes:

Very sorry all if this caused a problem... just tried to help.  :wacko:

I know you tried to help but if you gonna attach a file better make sure it works 100% or else mention it that it still has some flaws :yes:

Your 100% correct... again sorry for the problems.

This one really works, stating the message:

Have you backed up your software? Press any key to boot from CD.

no errors like in `Felix` version when the . . .  appears

Hex Edited from the dutch XP version wich has a longer message

and the dutch version! :)

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