It's a good site, but that's a way to disable totally sfc. Is there a way for enable sfc only for any files?

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Check this one to remove certain files from SFC:

http://www.bitsum.com/aboutwfp.asp#Hack_Method_5

I'm planning to write a tool to remove files from SFCFILES.DLL automatically (if I find the time).

An overview of files removed by nlite would be very helpfull for this.

I'm planning to write a tool to remove files from SFCFILES.DLL automatically (if I find the time).

Nice Idea!

It should be possible to do that from batch with the help of some of the Clay's utilities:

http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/cruth/claysutl.html

and/or

with tinyhexer:

http://www.mirkes.de/en/freeware/tinyhex/features.php

jaclaz

Edited July 11, 200521 yr by jaclaz

Nice Idea!

It should be possible to do that from batch with the help of some of the Clay's utilities:

http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/cruth/claysutl.html

jaclaz

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I already got an idea on how to to it.

first read out the SFCFILES.DLL contents an verify it with an

modified XP image, that way I can filter out the files that are not

included on the modified image.

Sorry, cross-posting.

Added link to tinyhexer in my previous post.

jaclaz

I guess that would be nice but.........

I’d rather see it incorporated directly into Nlite.

Ok, adding these cleanups, thanks for delaying next version

Nuhi have you fixed the memory problem in xp yet still having problems with some games that i run.

Ok, adding these cleanups, thanks for delaying next version

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NOOOOOOOO!!!!!

Now look what you people have done! I hate you all!

dragonfixed, that should have been gone with keeping dr Watson or error report... It's on you to try since I can't track it...no one else complains any more.

Was it really Dr. Watson related? I always kinda enjoyed getting rid of that... if you know what I mean!

What problems would arise after removing Dr. Watson - is this something we can reliably test or is it perhaps a per-user crashing issue related to bad memory?

James

Can we perhaps subscribe to a newsletter or something, so that we get a e-mail saying something like:

NLite version 2.0 released - WP error fixed, computer speed doubled ...

Thank you for an excellent program.

Second the above motion.

BTW, great work to all that contribute.

*mumbles* "Stupid WFP."

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Nooooo...

dragonfixed, that should have been gone with keeping dr Watson or error report... It's on you to try since I can't track it...no one else complains any more.

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I agree nuhi. Since I left (and the option removed in b4) Dr. Watson and disabled error reporting manually - all the memory problems I had - are gone (which were with my Brother MFC).

Was it really Dr. Watson related?  I always kinda enjoyed getting rid of that... if you know what I mean!

What problems would arise after removing Dr. Watson - is this something we can reliably test or is it perhaps a per-user crashing issue related to bad memory?

James

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I agree jmbattle.

Although I would really doubt I have a memory problem and that it was related to per-user personal issues.

As nuhi mentioned, the reports of this bug without the removal of Dr. Watson seem to be gone. I tend to agree.

Although it did seem to work well (with the removal) in earlier 99 versions. but nlite keeps moving in a more complex and flexable direction. Most likely you fix one thing and it dominos to six others (that need to be tracked down). As I call them - lots of spider webs.

Edited July 14, 200521 yr by SINFIN