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On 09/11/2025 17.54, Sharoy Veduchi wrote: I will try to answer some of these questions. Hi, Sorry to be a bother. There's no need to answer the questions. The developers, if they're still active, seem not to care. I certainly don't care as I can't imagine why I would switch from Win7 to ReactOS. Regards, Mark.

On 23/03/2025 08.26, EmuandCo wrote: DirectX rootkit? Please elaborate what you are talking about Hello, EmuandCo, I'm happy to write about this sad affair. The word "rootkit", first applied to the technique in UNIX, refers to dynamic modification of the kernel during loading based on conditions found at boot time, so named because the administrator account of a UNIX installation is called "root". "Rootkit" in Windows NT4 and its descendants refers to the extension of the UNIX idea to the NT kernel....

Hello, I'm a bit mystified by this. Perhaps others are, too. I need to ask some technical questions. My background is as a processor architect with Intel, High Integration Microprocessor Operation (HIMO), in 1985. You are duplicating the NT API, right? ReactOS is not Linux, right? Does the kernel run Virtual-86 mode and does it implement all 4 rings? How-where are you obtaining the kernel? Have you duplicated or plan to duplicate the Direct-X rootkit? Would you welcome help? money? That will do for...

h264bitstream is a library, right? Can you recommend an application that uses it to display to me the headers and values of AVC (H.264) videos? How do I install h264bitstream? My attempt follows: mark@mark-VirtualBox:~$ sudo apt-get install build-essential libtool autoconf ffmpeg [sudo] password for mark: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done autoconf is already the newest version (2.69-11.1). libtool is already the newest version (2.4.6-14). The...

Thank you, Leifi.

Quote 'snapraid.txt': " snapraid sync " "This process may take some hours the first time, depending on the size "of the data already present in the disks." Can the first sync be divided into small runs so that the data disks aren't stressed too much? I see that it can be interrupted (Ctrl-C), but is there a built-in way to schedule periodic pausing (for example, when running 'snapraid sync' overnight)? Is there a way to compute parity on one data disk, then spin it down, then compute parity on the...