Yeonung

That's sad.

Yeonung

It don't compiles without some kind of black magic with Build Env. sh-files

Kirn

Is arm build work? (boot?) or problems with build?

ARM is not like x86 in the sense where you have just one x86 platform

Kirn

there's no standard for anything on x86

Kirn

no universal hardware interfaces

Kirn

hell, ACPI is only present on ARM systems that use UEFI

Kirn

There's almost never any run-time discovery mechanisms for hardware

Kirn

it's a lot like ancient PCs where there was ISA and you had to know specific IO base addresses and IRQs for everything

Lorde

Why is the open source movement full of extremist ideologues?

I think if you want a serious answer, you need to define extremist, assign some utility/moral values to such extremist ideologies, study psychology and philosophy, at least. Why do you care?

Kirn

I think if you want a serious answer, you need to define extremist, assign some utility/moral values to such extremist ideologies, study psychology and philosophy, at least. Why do you care?

Because it's often not rational, and is also often counterintutitive

Kirn

like the rampant Microsoft hate

Kirn

it's not fully logical, and largely driven by emotion and an outdated perspective of the company

Lorde

it's not fully logical, and largely driven by emotion and an outdated perspective of the company

Outdated? What do you think about secure boot? It's harder and harder for free software as time goes on.

Kirn

Outdated? What do you think about secure boot? It's harder and harder for free software as time goes on.

Secure boot is wonderful, when properly implemented, that is, when the system's UEFI configuration allows you to install your own local keys.

Kirn

However, whether or not the implementation is good is not up to Microsoft, but the computer manufacturer. But you can always vote with your dollars or rubles or whatever.

Lorde

However, whether or not the implementation is good is not up to Microsoft, but the computer manufacturer. But you can always vote with your dollars or rubles or whatever.

I agree with "you can vote with your dollars".

Kirn

Installed where? "boot hard drive image"?

Kirn

That's definitely not what I meant.

Kirn

Virtual machine? Bare metal?

Kirn

QEMU or Bochs?

Kirn

Did you set the install partition as "active" in the virtual HDD's partition table?

Kirn

I'd recommend grabbing the "gparted live" ISO, booting that, and using it to check the virtual HDD's partition table

Kirn

make sure the ReactOS partition is marked active

🦥Alex Fails

yes, it is. you can use WinDBG and its command !analyze

Anonymous

Pierre Schweitzer (https://jira.reactos.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=heis+spiter) resolved CORE-9988 - assertion in fastfat code on media change (i.e floppy) as 'Won't Fix' https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-9988

Anonymous

Pierre Schweitzer (https://jira.reactos.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=heis+spiter) resolved CORE-9988 - assertion in fastfat code on media change (i.e floppy) as 'Fixed' https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-9988

Kow

Mbr = 446 bytes code, 64 Partition table, 2 Boot signature in a HD. If i format It with NTFS or fat for example, It changes something in the first 446 bytes?

Kow

Or only in the first sector of the Partition

Kow

Because i see a jmp in the first bytes of my mbr and i want to know if the bytes between the jmp and where It jmp have a meaning

Anonymous

Eric Kohl (https://jira.reactos.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=ekohl) resolved CORE-6904 - Hebrew premilinary translation as 'Fixed' https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-6904

Marco

Burn it

Marco

Good

Srg

Plz

Anonymous

Tim (https://jira.reactos.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=timmay2019) resolved CORE-10330 - Resize screen has no right click areas as 'Fixed' https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-10330

Anonymous

What Will Happen When We Will Put logoff.exe In Startup Folder In ReactOS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOgQlIiwq_k