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Using HFSLIP on Windows Vista


zedox

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I've now installed vista, i'm trying to run HFSLIP on my XP source. It says "you are advised to run HFSLIp with administrator priveledges" of which I have.

When I create an image of SOURCES and burn it, install it, comes up with error couldn't copy OPUC.DLL during text setup.

Never had this when using HFSLIP on XP...

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I suppose Windows Vista doesn't have the registry key that I'm looking for. And if OPUC.DLL won't copy, it means modifyPE.exe failed to run. It's probably not compatible with Vista (yet).

I need to buy a copy of Vista (Home Premium or higher) for my father so I'll be able to experiment a little in a few days.

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I assumed it was modifype problem aswel...

I extracted the opuc.dll from the opuc.dl_ file, and tried to run modifype on it... it didnt work. :(

I copied opuc.dll to an xp pc and ran modifype on it, it worked. Copied it back, cabbed it back up and hey presto the install works.

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  • 4 months later...

This isn't an HFSLIP problem, you know. I can work around the "administrative privileges" prompt but that's it. The fact that OPUC.DLL has a bad header is MS's fault, and I'm not the author of modifype.exe so I can't make a version that's Vista-compatible. There are other files that need to be modifype'd too.

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@ZEDOX:

A little bit offtopic but where can I get the (up-to-date) OPUC.DLL? I tried to google for it but the links to the Microsoft website that could help were dead. Is it part of a special patch? If so, please tell me the KB-#...

Thanks!

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A suggestion would be to make a special command file to change the checksum of the file by hex-editing it. That way modifyPE is not required for Vista. The thing is, I have no idea on how to do this.

btw, what files are required to be run throught modifyPE? I think the IE7 installer should be fine.

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