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Creating a Full-Blown Compatibility Layer.


Dibya

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Yep. I don't wanna "spam" any other forum other than MSFN, but try to ask in biosmod forum (Google it). They are specialised in BIOS modding, unlocking BIOS menus and making custom BIOS. Maybe (maybe) they can make it for you.

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I think in my simplicity that a good idea would be to set a couple of conventions:

1) NOT promise any date <- for the developer
2) NOT ask for delivery <- for the final user

When (and if) it will be released it will be released, no need to promise, no need to ask or press for release, no need to provide justifications for non-matched dates.

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anyone know in which name following nt dll function exist in kernel32 dll

 

TpAllocAlpcCompletion
TpAllocCleanupGroup
TpAllocIoCompletion
TpAllocPool
TpAllocTimer
TpAllocWait
TpAllocWork
TpCallbackLeaveCriticalSectionOnCompletion
TpCallbackMayRunLong
TpCallbackReleaseMutexOnCompletion
TpCallbackReleaseSemaphoreOnCompletion
TpCallbackSetEventOnCompletion
TpCallbackUnloadDllOnCompletion
TpCancelAsyncIoOperation
TpCaptureCaller
TpCheckTerminateWorker
TpDbgDumpHeapUsage
TpDbgSetLogRoutine
TpDisassociateCallback
TpIsTimerSet
TpPostWork
TpReleaseAlpcCompletion
TpReleaseCleanupGroup
TpReleaseCleanupGroupMembers
TpReleaseIoCompletion
TpReleasePool
TpReleaseTimer
TpReleaseWait
TpReleaseWork
TpSetPoolMaxThreads
TpSetPoolMinThreads
TpSetTimer
TpSetWait
TpSimpleTryPost
TpStartAsyncIoOperation
TpWaitForAlpcCompletion
TpWaitForIoCompletion
TpWaitForTimer
TpWaitForWait
TpWaitForWork

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On 26.11.2016 at 10:14 AM, Dibya said:

anyone know in which name following nt dll function exist in kernel32 dll

TpAllocCleanupGroup -> CreateThreadpoolCleanupGroup
TpAllocIoCompletion ->  CreateThreadpoolIo
TpAllocPool -> CreateThreadpool
TpAllocTimer -> CreateThreadpoolTimer
TpAllocWait -> CreateThreadpoolWait
TpAllocWork -> CreateThreadpoolWork
TpCallbackMayRunLong -> CallbackMayRunLong
TpCaptureCaller -> Used internally in SetThreadAffinityMask with paramter 2
TpQueryPoolStackInformation -> QueryThreadpoolStackInformation
TpSetPoolMinThreads -> SetThreadpoolThreadMinimum
TpSetPoolStackInformation -> SetThreadpoolStackInformation
TpSimpleTryPost -> TrySubmitThreadpoolCallback

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On Saturday, 26 November, 2016 at 9:36 AM, dencorso said:

Not yet, AFAICS. I'd be great if you did so and reported your results...
TuMaGoNx mini how-to is quoted below, but small adjustments may be needed for the newest xompie-0.4a.exe

Thanks, besides the UI font is different from system UI font, it is somewhat working.

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5 hours ago, TuMaGoNx said:

Anyone tried OpenFabric NVMe driver https://svn.openfabrics.org/svnrepo/nvmewin/releases/revision_1.5/ ?
it require storport driver (storport.sys, diskdump.sys) which only available for Windows 2003 and later

or rather have anyone tried install nt5.2 storport.sys & diskdump.sys on XP?

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/drivers/storage/storage-port-drivers

I have tried they work . You have to slipstream it. I used storport and diskdump to make toshiba ocz nvme work.

You need to write a textsetup.oem so that xp bootmager accept it as boot drive. Please see the intel ahci xp driver for textsetup oem .

it also has missing nt os krnl function.

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5 hours ago, Dibya said:

I have tried they work . You have to slipstream it. I used storport and diskdump to make toshiba ocz nvme work.

You need to write a textsetup.oem so that xp bootmager accept it as boot drive. Please see the intel ahci xp driver for textsetup oem .

it also has missing nt os krnl function.

Why don't you share your working txtsetup.oem for them (plus any other modified .inf file that may be needed)? :unsure:

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