[blackwingcat]

You can install easier VMWare 3.1.6 with Windows installer 3.1v2 plus.
and set msiexec.exe set XP mode.

tomasz86, on 23 November 2012 - 10:46 PM, said:

Hmm, I'll try to set up a VMWare machine. Is this instruction still viable?

http://blog.livedoor...es/1310662.html

[bphlpt]

blackwingcat, on 23 November 2012 - 11:51 PM, said:

You can install easier VMWare 3.1.6 with Windows installer 3.1v2 plus.
and set msiexec.exe set XP mode.

Is there a tutorial available anywhere where this is explained in more detail?

Cheers and Regards

[blackwingcat]

* Install Windows installer 3.1v2 plus.
* set XP Mode msiexec.exe with fcwin.
* restart Windows Installer service
* set XP mode VMWare installer
* install VMWare
* delete compatible mode msiexe.exe
* replace hcmon.sys v 7.0.1.11056
* If you don't use Extended Core, replace VMWare NDIS Bridge Driver also.

bphlpt, on 24 November 2012 - 10:36 AM, said:

blackwingcat, on 23 November 2012 - 11:51 PM, said:

You can install easier VMWare 3.1.6 with Windows installer 3.1v2 plus.
and set msiexec.exe set XP mode.

Is there a tutorial available anywhere where this is explained in more detail?

Cheers and Regards

[blackwingcat]

Later I could test with your vbx image.


But, It seems to work without problem

ppgrainbow, on 21 November 2012 - 05:05 AM, said:

tomasz86, on 21 November 2012 - 03:45 AM, said:

I've done one more test.

• Installed clean Win2k SP4.
  
• Installed IE6 SP1.
  
• Installed Update Rollup 1 (v2).
  
• Installed Roots Certificates update (KB931125).
  
• Installed KB2722913 for IE6.
  
• Installed KB957579.
  
• Installed Kernel v22k2.
  
• Installed MSI 3.1 (Silverlight's installer requires it).
  
• Installed Silverlight 5.1.10411.0 (the newest version).

Unfortunately Silverlight still doesn't work

I test it here: http://bubblemark.com/

When trying to run http://bubblemark.com/silverlight2.html I get:

I too received a crash in Microsoft Silverlight affecting Internet Explorer and the offending module name appears to be kernel32.dll (module version 5.0.2195.7193), the exception information output are as follows:

Quote

Code: 0xe0434352
Flags: 0x00000001
Record: 0x0000000000000000
Address: 0x000000007C59CB1

I'm guessing that a lot of files in version 5.0.2195.7193 broke Silverlight support and it's not just kernel32.dll or ntdll.dll.

[tomasz86]

This is very strange

Could you upload the image again? I mean the one which you have just tested (without any new changes)?

[tomasz86]

New information!!!

Silverlight works when system locale is set to Japanese! It does not work when it's different than Japanese.

[ppgrainbow]

tomasz86, on 26 November 2012 - 04:43 AM, said:

New information!!!

Silverlight works when system locale is set to Japanese! It does not work when it's different than Japanese.

Really? How did you know that Microsoft Silverlight works when the system locale is set to only Japanese? Do you know which of the DLLs that were used to make Silverlight work when it is only in the Japanese language?

[blackwingcat]

Thx.
I fixed it and released v22k3.
I found that SilverLight throw Exception and terminate when it fails function GetThreadPreferredUILanguages .

tomasz86, on 26 November 2012 - 04:43 AM, said:

New information!!!

Silverlight works when system locale is set to Japanese! It does not work when it's different than Japanese.

[ppgrainbow]

blackwingcat, on 26 November 2012 - 09:32 PM, said:

Thx.
I fixed it and released v22k3.
I found that SilverLight throw Exception and terminate when it fails function GetThreadPreferredUILanguages .

Thank you for releasing a update to your KernelEx project! I found that GetThreadPrefferedUILanguages is only present on Windows Vista and later. Windows XP is not even supported with this function.

[tomasz86]

I can confirm that Silverlight does work now when system locale is set to English or Polish... but it still crashes if I set it to Korean or Chinese. It's the same error as before

[ppgrainbow]

tomasz86, on 27 November 2012 - 02:12 AM, said:

I can confirm that Silverlight does work now when system locale is set to English or Polish... but it still crashes if I set it to Korean or Chinese. It's the same error as before

That's good to hear that! I'm glad that Silverlight is working now.

[int0x13]

Hello, I'M running windows 2000 server French version SP4, and i have a software that needs the function called RtlInitUnicodeStringEx normally located into ntdll.dll. I'm confused about which update should i apply on my OS, can you tell me more? Thank you

[tomasz86]

@blackwingcat Hey, have you perhaps tried to do anything with Silverlight and other East Asian locales? I'd really like to have Silverlight work with Korean locale

@int0x13 There are no unofficial updates for a French version of Win2k so you can either use KDW to change file dependencies or forcibly install the English version of the unofficial kernel / UURollup. Some parts of your system will change into English so take this into account

[blackwingcat]

I release Extended Core v13 English, Taiwan, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese version.

[Hackeronte]

@blackwingcat

Hi, BWC a little bit Late but...Thanks for the ITA EXT. CORE version
regards.
[hackeronte]

This post has been edited by Hackeronte: 20 December 2012 - 03:18 AM

[Tommy]

@blackwingcat

I've discovered something about your kernel core extension v13. It seems that if you plug in any sound device and it installs the drivers for that device, that it overwrites the new sound files or something to that effect and either it'll revert to Windows 2000 originals or it disables sound all together. The only way to get it back it seems is to reinstall kernel core extension. I have a webcam that I plugged in after installing kernel core extension and after I restarted I had absolutely no sound or audio service at all. The webcam has a microphone driver which I think triggered this effect. However, I installed my onboard audio after installing the v13 extension and in Skype, it had the audio problems like it did before installing v13.

[blackwingcat]

I see.
It was announced on Extended Kernel Page on 14th, Dec.
When we plug new sound device, Windows 2000 seems to make disable all sound device.
Perhaps , We must uninstall Extended core before we add new sound device.
I have not analyzed the reason yet.

SearanoX, on 24 December 2012 - 11:52 AM, said:

@blackwingcat

I've discovered something about your kernel core extension v13. It seems that if you plug in any sound device and it installs the drivers for that device, that it overwrites the new sound files or something to that effect and either it'll revert to Windows 2000 originals or it disables sound all together. The only way to get it back it seems is to reinstall kernel core extension. I have a webcam that I plugged in after installing kernel core extension and after I restarted I had absolutely no sound or audio service at all. The webcam has a microphone driver which I think triggered this effect. However, I installed my onboard audio after installing the v13 extension and in Skype, it had the audio problems like it did before installing v13.

[Tommy]

Well, even if it does disable all your sound, simply reinstalling the extended core once again seems to correct the problem. At least with tomasz86's UURollup which has the latest extended core built into it, as long as I reinstall the pack, all my sound devices come back.

This post has been edited by SearanoX: 24 December 2012 - 10:55 PM

[Tommy]

I think this may be a fault of the latest kernel update. I now get their error when trying to print from Microsoft Outlook 2003, I did not receive it before updating.

Attached File(s)

•  Outlook error.JPG (12.67K)
  Number of downloads: 8

[blackwingcat]

Hi.
Did you install kernel version v2.2n5 ?

SearanoX, on 07 January 2013 - 04:41 PM, said:

I think this may be a fault of the latest kernel update. I now get their error when trying to print from Microsoft Outlook 2003, I did not receive it before updating.