[BootBusExtenders] pci="PCI Bus Driver",files.pci,pci acpi="ACPI Plug & Play Bus Driver",files.acpi,acpi isapnp="ISA Plug & Play Bus Driver",files.isapnp,isapnp acpiec="ACPI Embedded Controller Driver",files.none,acpiec
[Computer] e_isa_up="Standard PC with x86 Based Processor",files.none
[Mouse] msps2="Microsoft Mouse Port Mouse (includes BallPoint)",files.i8042,i8042prt lgps2="Logitech Mouse Port Mouse",files.i8042,i8042prt msinp="Microsoft InPort Bus Mouse",files.inport,inport msbpser="Microsoft BallPoint Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse lgser="Logitech Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse none="No Mouse or Other Pointing Device",files.none,"" mouhid="USB Mouse",files.mouhid,mouhid msser="Microsoft Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse ps2="Mouse Port Mouse",files.i8042,i8042prt sermouse="Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse USB="USB Mouse",files.mouhid,mouhid
Please upload the REG hives somewhere (mediafire, rapidshare, FTP)! How did you get ahold of something like this? I'm very, very interested in this. Hope to see the hives upped soon.
A few questions about it: where's the command line interpreter coming from? Is there anyway to remove the question on boot that says "Setup could not determine the type of computer you have"?
Also, now that the base is running, is there a way to make it do anything apart from give a command prompt? For example, could you get some kind of service going?
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If you want to run services, you will need to use the CsrSS Subsystem.
If you want to make it run something else (kernel mode), you will need to compile and code a native executable (must be in C programming language)
The command line is coming from the Windows Session Manager, SMSS.exe
The "Setup cannot..." message can be solved by using this fixed txtsetup.sif
[BootBusExtenders] pci="PCI Bus Driver",files.pci,pci acpi="ACPI Plug & Play Bus Driver",files.acpi,acpi isapnp="ISA Plug & Play Bus Driver",files.isapnp,isapnp acpiec="ACPI Embedded Controller Driver",files.none,acpiec
[Computer] acpiapic_up="ACPI Uniprocessor PC",files.none acpipic_up="Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC",files.none mps_up="MPS Uniprocessor PC",files.none e_isa_up="Standard PC",files.none 486c_up="Standard PC with C-Step i486",files.none
[Mouse] msps2="Microsoft Mouse Port Mouse (includes BallPoint)",files.i8042,i8042prt lgps2="Logitech Mouse Port Mouse",files.i8042,i8042prt msinp="Microsoft InPort Bus Mouse",files.inport,inport msbpser="Microsoft BallPoint Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse lgser="Logitech Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse none="No Mouse or Other Pointing Device",files.none,"" mouhid="USB Mouse",files.mouhid,mouhid msser="Microsoft Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse ps2="Mouse Port Mouse",files.i8042,i8042prt sermouse="Serial Mouse",files.sermouse,sermouse USB="USB Mouse",files.mouhid,mouhid
I'm uploading a fixed build. Also put up this video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=By16R68psAY - just this new build booting up, on an ACPI configuration. I *think* multiprocessor support will work now as well, as I included all the kernel files and matching hal's. Iso size grew by 4mb due to that.
Do you have the regular Win32 API subsystem working (by the lack of win32k.dll I guess not)? If not, where do you get information about the kernel API? It's fully undocumented, AFAIK. I see ntdll.dll there, but nothing more advanced (user32.dll, kernel32.dll, etc.).
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