[Win98]

After the Daily UURollup. I have no other software (besides 7zip) installed.

This post has been edited by Win98: 03 October 2012 - 08:15 AM

[tomasz86]

Very strange

I've never seen this kind of error before. The system you're using is the one installed from an ISO created using the script from "HFSLIP_ia.7z", right?

Could you try to uninstall the daily version of UURollup and tell me if the situation is back to normal? You can uninstall it using the Add/Remove Programs applet or just go to your Windows directory and there will be a UURollup folder starting with "$" (it's hidden by default). There's an uninstaller inside.

[Win98]

Yes, This is the ISO created with the HFSLIP.

Uninstall programs doesnt open correctly, and nothing appears when the windows directory is opened.. Ill boot another hard drive and delete it manually from the other OS.

Edit: Alright, I got to the directory, and i uninstalled it, and everything works normal now...

I looked in the installer log for it, and there was an error towards the end. Below are pictures of the error, and some of what it does with the UURollup installed.

http://imageshack.us/g/1/9793011/

Thanks!

This post has been edited by Win98: 03 October 2012 - 04:54 PM

[tomasz86]

I must say that this looks very strange. It looks as if USP5.1 wasn't integrated properly by HFSLIP. Could you tell me what version of IE is installed in the system? Also if you open the properties window of My Computer, is there any info related to USP5.1 displayed?

[Win98]

IE 5 was installed, and I believe that your update brings it up to 6, and in the computer properties, there wasn't anything related to USP5.1. It said SP4.

So, I decided to start from scratch.. Redownloaded HFSLIP_ia,7z, and went through the procedure. Everything looked to complete fine, integrated the raid driver, made into an ISO, and when i go to install, when i get to the point "Setup is copying files", it tells me that some files are missing (Cant remember off of the top of my head, and i'm not going to try to re-install tonight to see because i need to sleep). I tried the process again on a different computer, and still got the same missing files (Im using a flash drive to install, By the way.). When i would press esc to skip those certain files (There were at least 50 of them),it finished copying the files it could locate, it rebooted like it should, but when it gets past the windows 2000 boot screen it sits on a flashing _ for eternity. Not sure why it the files were missing, but they are.. (I'm starting to think that this OS doesn't like me)

Edit: The files missing are kbdbe.dll, kbdbene.dll,kbdbr.dll, ect..

This post has been edited by Win98: 04 October 2012 - 05:57 AM

[tomasz86]

There seems to be a problem with the USP5.1 integration.

Could you:

• Download and unpack "HFSLIP_ia.7z" once again (I've updated some files).
  
  
• Copy your source files to "SOURCE". Remember that the source must be clean, without any modifications.
  
  
• Before running the script open a command line window and type:
  
  

  HF\w2ksp51 /integrate:C:\HFSLIP_ia\SOURCE
  

  
  What happens? Does the integration of USP5.1 work?

[Win98]

Ill go ahead and redownload it. (My internet runs about 60Kb/s so it will take a few hours) Ill report back to you what happens. Thanks!

What would cause a source not to be clean? A previously modified ISO?

This post has been edited by Win98: 05 October 2012 - 07:00 PM

[tomasz86]

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What would cause a source not to be clean? A previously modified ISO?

Yes It should be unmodified (the exception is SP integration).

[Win98]

Alright.. I redownloaded HFSLIP, and got 2000 successfully installed (Shows the "Powered by extended kernel at bootup screen, and it says 5.1 in the properties) but i'm still having issues with the graphics card. I have extracted and tried manual install on a few versions of the software, and im about to download more from the AMD site. I cant use the catalyst on the later drivers, because AMD made the install screen too big, and with the set resolution, you cant select anything to make it install. Thanks!

[tomasz86]

I think that you should try to install the drivers manually through Device Manager.

Could you download my own experimental version of the AMD 12.8 Display drivers from here? I've removed the bloatware and also modified the INF file so that it will be accepted by Windows 2000.

[Win98]

I have tried to do it manually. I'll try your driver. Thanks!

I wish there was KernelEx for 2k (Like there is for 98),Or is there already one? I haven't had any luck finding a download.

Edit: I tried your driver, and still get..

This post has been edited by Win98: 06 October 2012 - 10:07 AM

[tomasz86]

Win98, on 06 October 2012 - 09:34 AM, said:

I wish there was KernelEx for 2k (Like there is for 98),Or is there already one? I haven't had any luck finding a download.

The unofficial kernels play this role. You've installed the daily version of UURollup-v11 in which the BlackWingCat's kernel its included. There's also KDW where you can manually change dependencies, change the User Agent, etc.

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Edit: I tried your driver, and still get..

Spoiler

The driver itself has been modified in order to work in Win2k. The problem here seems to be different. It seems that your graphic card's hardware ID is not supported by them.

First of all, please try to download and install the other versions which I've just uploaded (12-6 and 11-12). This time I didn't remove any files, just changed the INF file in order to make it work in Win2k. Actually I believe that the newest driver may not be compatible with your graphic card... but 12-6 should work!

This post has been edited by tomasz86: 06 October 2012 - 10:28 AM

[Win98]

The 12-6 driver installed successfully through device manager, but I still cant change the resolution or the colors. When I tried to run the installer in the 12-6, it says it isn't compatible with the OS i'm running.

[tomasz86]

Is there an exclamation mark next to the graphic card in the Device Manager? You may want to try installing one of the older drivers (11.x or 10.x). You'll also have to do it manually.

This post has been edited by tomasz86: 07 October 2012 - 12:21 AM

[Win98]

No there isn't. It displays under "Display Adapters", as it should. I don't think that its the driver at this point, I think its that the catalyst isn't installed. How exactly do you go in and make it where it will work on 2k? If i could do that to one of the older drivers, such as 8-10, I could install the catalyst because the installer is in a different layout, and i can get to all of the buttons on the installer.

Also, the 11.12 that you uploaded is for vista, if that matters.

This post has been edited by Win98: 07 October 2012 - 08:25 AM

[tomasz86]

Win98, on 07 October 2012 - 08:20 AM, said:

Also, the 11.12 that you uploaded is for vista, if that matters.

It was a mistake You can find older versions of Catalyst drivers here.

I wish I could help you more but I've got no hardware to test the drivers myself. I use a nVIDIA graphic card and even if I install just the driver (without all the additional panels, etc.) I can still adjust the resolution without any problems.

[Win98]

How would i go into one of the older drivers and make it work with 2000? The catalyst runs fine for the older ones. I just don't have a driver that will install, because it thinks it only works on XP.

This post has been edited by Win98: 08 October 2012 - 08:21 AM

[tomasz86]

In order to make the drivers' INF file work you need to change these lines:

[Manufacturer]
%ATI% = ATI.Mfg, NTx86

[ATI.Mfg.NTx86]

to

[Manufacturer]
%ATI% = ATI.Mfg

[ATI.Mfg]

[Win98]

Alright, Ill do that. Thanks!

[Win98]

I guess the best thing for me to do is find an older (But still decent) PC that has drivers that will work with 2k. What is your current setup, Tomasz?