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Extended partitions are supported (untested) If you call OpenDrive() with Partition == 0 you get the active (or bootable) partition Partitions 1 - 4 are the primary partitions Partitions 5 - n are the extended partitions Also added disk parameter detection code (always assumes 512 byte sector size, I don't like that but I don't see any other way) svn path=/trunk/; revision=2651 |
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| install | ||
| build.bat | ||
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| install.bat | ||
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| ntvdmpat.c | ||
| ntvdmpat.exe | ||
| readme | ||
Perform at your own risk. Directions for patching NTVDM on Windows 2000 1) Start a Command Prompt Window 2) Start Task Manager. Sort by Name. If NTVDM.EXE is a task End Process. 3) Execute NTVDMPAT.EXE from this ZIP file. Notes: With no arguments the executable patches both the DLLCACHE (for system file protection) and the version in SYSTEM32. The image is a Win32 executable (launching a DJGPP image will require NTVDM, locking the DLL so it can't be patched). It saves the old version into NTVDM.ORI if you want to go back. If you specify arguments on the command line it will patch the executables you specify instead of automating the process (if you want to do the archives/patches/moves yourself). Good luck. Source included if you want to hack your own version.