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The Soap Box / Re: I've just been Microshafted !

« Last post by hutch-- on Today at 01:14:44 PM »

 

I have got most of the ordinary stuff up and running as all of the other disks and partitions weere uneffected but the real pain is I will probably have to reinstall the Apache server software. Never seen this stuffup before, the NVMe drive works perfectly so its a Microsoft mystery. 

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The Soap Box / Re: I've just been Microshafted !

« Last post by quarantined on Today at 12:01:21 PM »

Remember what you said the other day regarding Windows 10? That “…. you get used to it” or something to that effect.   
In all seriousness though, sorry to hear about that.

Edit = typo and add

Here it is…

Win 10 is one of those things that if you suffer it for long enough, you get used to it.

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The Soap Box / I've just been Microshafted !

« Last post by hutch-- on Today at 11:46:57 AM »

Yesterday I was working in another room and I noticed that the box with the Apache server was trying to load the OS. I could access the BIOS and all was well, tried to run the repair from an install usb disk and it would not work so I ended up installing win10 again on an old 2 tb hdd that I had plugged into an empty slot in the box. Got it up and going and the two partitions on the original boot NVMe drive worked perfectly.

Seems that one of the auto updates did not recognise the NVMe drive correctly and refused to boot from it claiming it was a MBR format drive that was not supported. With some drive renaming I have got all of the other partitions back in the right place but have to either re-configure all of the software for the latest install of the OS or try and get it to boot of the original boot NVMe partition. (mutter, expletives etc ....)

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The Orphanage / Re: Tomorrow is my birthday

« Last post by Mikl__ on Today at 10:23:39 AM »

Hi daydreamer!
Thanks a lot!

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ObjAsm / Re: ObjAsm Documentation

« Last post by Biterider on Today at 05:43:56 AM »

Hi
File links to the main asm file are now added, and in the case and include to the "Common" folder, a second link is also added.
The result can be seen here https://github.com/ObjAsm/ObjAsm-C.1/blob/UEFI_Support/Help/ObjAsm_Vol-II.pdf

Biterider

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MASM64 SDK / Re: MASM64 Beta Version 2

« Last post by hutch-- on Today at 01:43:05 AM »

This is an addition to the rtf help. Very easy to install, just unzip the zip file and copy the rtf file into the RtfHelp directory. The rtf help file documents console procedures and macros.

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The Orphanage / Re: Tomorrow is my birthday

« Last post by daydreamer on Today at 01:06:19 AM »

Happy birthday Mikl 

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The Orphanage / Re: Tomorrow is my birthday

« Last post by Mikl__ on August 11, 2022, 10:39:23 PM »

jj2007
Molte grazie per le congratulazioni!
caballero
¡Muchas gracias por tus deseos!
Greenhorn, quarantined
Many thanks for the congratulations!
TimoVJL
Ja kaikkea hyvää sinulle, pohjoisen ystäväni! Kiitos kohteliaisuuksista!

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The Colosseum / Re: Professional bugs

« Last post by HSE on August 11, 2022, 10:20:49 PM »

Apparently, you don't have the latest version

No   For sure you are using a transparent window and GDIP 

Btw, how does your editor handle build errors?

RadAsm work even better and qEditor not at all.

But I have cancelations 

With RadAsm and complex projects I use JWAsm family, that only is reliable pointing errors in main file. AsmC was improved but still can fail.

With qEditor I use ML and ML64, that don't fail pointing errors. 

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The Colosseum / Re: Professional bugs

« Last post by hutch-- on August 11, 2022, 10:17:52 PM »

I have got a perfect XP box with a 3.8 gig PIV and I think 8 gig of memory, 4 gig for the OS and the rest as a ram disk. It runs OK, I just can't find a use for it. I built it not longer before I started using Win7 64 Ultimate and once I went to a 64 bit box, there was nothing that Win7 64 did not do better.

There is nothing worth swiping in it so it sits complete going nowhere.