Quick question, changing system dlls in the disk image?

[BuRn_sLuG]

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Edited October 6, 2013 by BuRn_sLuG

[Viscon]

yes, you can do this.

actually i do this all the time.

you just need to compress modified files and copy/overwrite them into nlited xp folder or iso image.

(i use UltraIso.)

let's say you want modified shell32.dll in your setup cd.

open command prompt, navigate to folder where your new file is, and type:

makecab shell32.dll

you'll get a new compressed file shell32.dl_ ready to copy.

[BuRn_sLuG]

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Edited October 6, 2013 by BuRn_sLuG

[Speeddymon]

That is one way to do it..

The recommended way is to apply all of your patches (ryanvm update etc) and get the source disc all nlited out how you want first.

then copy the files (shell32.dl_ netshell.dl_ and explorer.ex_) from the i386 folder to somewhere like your desktop

then open command prompt

then do:

cd %USERPROFILE%\Desktop

extract explorer.ex_ explorer.exe

extract shell32.dl_ shell32.dll

extract netshell.dl_ netshell.dll

make your mods with reshack

then delete the files ending with _

then in command prompt do:

makecab shell32.dll

makecab netshell.dll

makecab explorer.exe

that will make them back into files ending with _

then copy those ending with _ back to i386 folder.

You will need to do this every time you make a new CD because updates will overwrite your changes.