The main motivation to port all that back is to get rid of Win32K-BSODs 0x50 like CORE-13907
that could be triggered by user-mode-applications.
Technical reason was CORE-14857 "RtlImageNtHeaderEx needs SEH" and issues with hooks+callbacks.
All other tickets mentioned in here were regressions that we experienced on the long
journey towards perfecting the fixes on master head, and those were not happening yet in the older builds,
so they are mentioned in here only to allow tracking where that code went into.
Thanks to Jim Tabor, Mark Jansen & Thomas Faber
By squashed backmerge of the following commits:
0.4.15-dev-3440-g a89844f740
0.4.15-dev-3430-g 9cff384c22
0.4.14-dev-1287-g 568b6d0558
0.4.14-dev-1255-g 177ae91bf6
0.4.14-dev-1241-g 915a5764a9
0.4.14-dev-1240-g d8add40e89
0.4.14-dev-1002-g feb7df42b4
JIRA-tickets: CORE-13907, CORE-16769, CORE-14857, CORE-17856, CORE-17857, partially CORE-13019.
We also had some more dupes of CORE-13907 in JIRA, but I linked all of them (transitively)
towards the initial report, and resolved them without setting a fixVer for them.
In more detail:
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[USER32] Fix BSOD 0x50 in 'WineVDM + Castle Of Winds' CORE-17856 CORE-17857
CORE-17856 BSOD 0x50 when starting Castle of the Winds second time, with WineVDM
CORE-17857 BSOD 0x50 on shutdown after closing Castle of the Winds with WineVDM
0.4.15-dev-3430-g 9cff384c22
0.4.15-dev-3440-g a89844f740
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[NTUSER] Fix Strings and Format to Hooks
Allocate heap instead of data segment to be used for callbacks on user side.
Move and correct initial hook call out setup. Use it in more than one hook call.
This fixes issues with strings out of alignment and use of kernel pointers.
See CORE-13907 (HXD-portable BSOD) and CORE-16769 (HXD-portable exception)
Small wow update.
cherry picked from commit 0.4.14-dev-1287-g 568b6d0558
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[RTL] Introduce RtlpImageNtHeader,
which implements the required functionality.
ntdll and ntoskrnl now have a wrapper for this, with SEH.
This protects the function against malformed / bad images,
whilst still being able to use the code in freeldr et al.
Idea from Thomas.
CORE-14857
cherry picked from commit 0.4.14-dev-1255-g 177ae91bf6
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[WIN32SS] Form Sanity to Hook Callbacks
Fix WH_CALLWNDPROC/RET data to user hook calls.
Helps with CORE-13907 "(HXD-portable BSOD)"
Fixes the logging of "(win32ss/user/ntuser/callback.c:748) err: Failure to make Callback! Status 0xc00000fd" within CORE-13019, but not the whole ticket.
cherry picked from commit 0.4.14-dev-1241-g 915a5764a9
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[USER32] Fix null return.
See CORE-16769 "HxD 1.7.7.0 portable unhandled exception"
cherry picked from commit 0.4.14-dev-1240-g d8add40e89
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[WIN32SS] Fix a typo in dbg print
cherry picked from commit 0.4.14-dev-1002-g feb7df42b4
My main motivation to update them on 0.4.7 is not because the old ones
were to old yet, but because the newer ones are shorter in size.
This is the only way for me to complete the 1st stage setup with DPH
with 1500MB RAM. I cannot afford to spend more than that on my host.
The amount of memory needed for importing the caroots.inf with DPH is insane!
Ftr: The caroots.inf that I decided to import here, are to date 2022-03-03
used within releases/0.4.8 to releases/0.4.13.
The caroots.inf on current master head is a bit smaller even, but I dislike
the idea to use 100% the same one in all ros branches at a specific point
in time. So porting that one back will have to wait a bit still.
... in order to let RawFS these volumes.
This avoids bloated setup and avoids potential bugs in 3rd party drivers.
For now, this commit doesn't change anything, but once IopParseDevice hack
gets removed, this will make a difference!
These commits were part of CORE-6305 but that is not the reason why I picked them,
but because moving those drivers into the cabs reduces the iso file-size a bit
and they reduce a bit of log-spam in bootcds 1st stage setup.
by picking the 2 commits:
0.4.8-dev-442-g 5a650f6ba5
0.4.8-dev-438-g 806cd16328
Although the new layout that I committed in the previous commit
was favored by community ratings votes 8:0,
some devs still preferred the old layout with the bigger logo
because they liked the easteregg. So this commit restores
that.
But it syncs to that features latest&greatest implementation
we have in 0.4.15-dev-1685-gd0c237a instead of reverting the
previous commit to not unnecessarily have many bugs with it
that were still affecting the older releases beforehand.
Aside from the general tabs dialogs layout this commit does
also fix some minor issues in the translations for the oldest
branches in pl-PL, jp-JA, zh-CN and zh-TW.
And it fixes an x64 issue in general.c for 0.4.7 and 0.4.8.
The version string cutoff started to happen when we switched from SVN
with its short revision number to git with the longer hashes.
0.4.7-dev-502-gc2c66af was the first git-only rev (2017-Oct-03)
and brings the dialogs layout closer to XP.
Also fixes some other truncations for specific languages.
And unifies the touched text controls sizes for all languages.
The credits have been moved to readme.txt where they are more present and
we can avoid having to groom all languages files each time we want to add
a new dev (and sysdm.cpl to grow each time). Less maintenance.
sysdm.cpl binary size I18N=all
master before 925.696bytes after 705.024bytes gcc 8.4.0 dbg RosBE2.2.1
0.4.14 before 923.136bytes after 702.464bytes gcc 8.4.0 dbg RosBE2.2.1
0.4.13 before 904.192bytes after 684.544bytes gcc 4.7.2 dbg RosBE2.1.6
0.4.12 before 881.664bytes after 665.600bytes gcc 4.7.2 dbg RosBE2.1.6
0.4.11 before 836.096bytes after 618.496bytes gcc 4.7.2 dbg RosBE2.1.6
0.4.10 before 806.912bytes after 588.800bytes gcc 4.7.2 dbg RosBE2.1.6
0.4. 9 before 788.480bytes after 585.728bytes gcc 4.7.2 dbg RosBE2.1.6
0.4. 8 before 788.480bytes after 585.728bytes gcc 4.7.2 dbg RosBE2.1.6
0.4. 7 before 788.992bytes after 585.728bytes gcc 4.7.2 dbg RosBE2.1.6
readme.txt still fits into a single NTFS cluster afterwards with 3702bytes
Also a very! soft update of some translations ported back.
which effectively mutes them.
Silence harmless errors, which can be reported at every boot.
And do get logged even before the "-------------" reboot-delimiter.
inspired by 0.4.8-dev-875-g b5a7765068
I decided to just switch to WARN for the backport,
but to not enlarge the strings contents/lengths.
