Hi,
I know that for some open source projects React OS sign's windows drivers.
Could you please sign the driver for virtual floppy drive?
Motivation:
Virtual Floppy drive is very helpfull, for example take freedos floppy image,
include Samsung SpinPoint F4 EcoGreen HD204UI firmware update into the image
and put it with unetbootin on usb stick.
Problem: virtual floppy drive didn't run on windows 7 x64 because the need of
driver signing.
Homepage:
http://vfd.sourceforge.net/
Description:
>This is a virtual floppy drive for Windows NT / 2000 / XP developed by Ken Kato
>(Reported to work also on 2003 Server and Vista). <-- and windows 7 x86, too.
>
>You can mount a floppy image file as a virtual floppy drive and directly access the contents --
>view, edit, rename, delete or create files on a virtual floppy, format a virtual floppy,
>launch a program on a virtual floppy... almost anything you can do with a real floppy.
vfdwin x64 driver build (unsigned) from "critical0"
http://sourceforge.net/projects/vfd/files/2.1%20(February%2006%2C%202008)/v…
vfdwin x64 driver build (unsigned) from "Igor Levicki"
http://levicki.net/downloads/sendfile.php?path=vfd_x64/vfd_x64.zip
Discussion about the different versions:
http://levicki.net/articles/stories/2007/08/17/The_story_of_the_vfdwin_21_6…
greetings
Carsten
SaveDword(hKey, _T("iPointSize"), Globals.lfFont.lfHeight);
shouldn't it be
SaveDword(hKey, _T("iPointSize"),
PointSizeFromHeight(Globals.lfFont.lfHeight));
Also, this would permit to simplify code a bit :-)
http://cia.vc/stats/project/ReactOS/.message/3522f92
Hello,
I want to remind you of the regular meeting, Thursday the 28th at 20:00 UTC at freenode #reactos-meeting.
The suggested meeting agenda is:
- Status of our GSoC participation
- Current ReactOS work. Developers saying what they are working on
- Action List proposal
- Status of the upcoming LinuxTag event preparations
- Website revamp. Current status, who is working, who is willing to help
If nobody else volunteers, Amine would be ready to take the minute taker position again in this meeting and I would lead the meeting. In case I am late, Amine will open the up meeting and I will join as soon as I get online.
The current list of ReactOS members is as follows. Only these people will be able to participate in the discussions and votings, please tell us if we have forgotten anybody or if you want to be added to this list:
- Giannis Adamopoulos (smiley1_)
- Johannes Anderwald (janderwald)
- Javier Agustìn Fernàndez Arroyo (elhoir)
- Maciej Bialas (niski)
- Aleksey Bragin (abragin)
- Colin Finck (Colin_Finck)
- Danny Götte (dangerground)
- Cameron Gutman (aicom)
- Ziliang Guo (ZWabbit)
- Rafal Harabien (rafalh)
- Kamil Hornicek (Pigglesworth)
- Amine Khaldi (AmineKhaldi)
- Timo Kreuzer (tkreuzer)
- Matthias Kupfer (Collibri)
- Michael Martin (mjmartin)
- Victor Martinez (vicmarcal)
- Roel Messiant (Mephisto)
- Andrew Munger (WaxDragon)
- Ged Murphy (GedMurphy)
- Sylvain Petreolle (Usurp)
- Hervé Poussineau (hpoussin)
- Daniel Reimer (dreimer)
- Pierre Schweitzer (HeisSpiter)
- Samuel Serapion (encoded)
- Olaf Siejka (Caemyr)
- James Tabor (jimtabor)
- Art Yerkes (arty)
Everybody may join the meeting channel as a non-participating observer though.
See you at the meeting today,
Aleksey Bragin.
April Meeting Minutes
2011-04-28
20:05 UTC
Freenode, #reactos-meeting
Participants
============
Adam Stachowicz
Aleksey Bragin
Amine Khaldi
Art Yerkes
Daniel Reimer
Gabriel Ilardi
Ged Murphy
Giannis Adamopoulos
Gregor Schneider
Hervé Poussineau
James Tabor
Javier Agustìn Fernàndez Arroyo
Johannes Anderwald
Maciej Białas
Matthias Kupfer
Olaf Siejka
Pierre Schweitzer
Rafał Harabień
Samuel Serapion
Timo Kreuzer
Victor Martinez
Ziliang Guo
Proceedings
===========
○ Meeting called to order at 20:05 UTC by Aleksey Bragin
○ Point 1 in the agenda: GSoC status update
===========================================
■ Amine mentioned that ReactOS has 6 slots this year, and that a great
care was put in the accepted projects selection with focus on UI and
stability, with the goal to release 0.4 shortly after a successful GSoC.
He also mentioned that the students will be granted commit access to
official branches, so that the community can follow their progress. Ged
and Amine asked the present members to do their best to help the
students in any way, not leaving them only to their mentors, and asked
the students not to hesitate to request help from anyone.
○ Point 2: Current ReactOS work
===============================
■ Amine: GSoC related tasks and coordination, CMake branch regression
tracking and fixing, with the help of Igor and Rafał, still into the
website revamp and the ideas around it.
■ Olaf: He has just updated VBox testbot to VBox 4.0.6, and with the
great help of Fireball and hackdog he finally got sysreg for it done as
well. Olaf also mentioned that our stdio problem of sysreg turned into
another less visible one, VBox serial output problem, typically for
heavy text output on virtual com via pipes.. The log is very good, but
sometimes short parts of text are relocated, like in
http://www.reactos.org/testman/detail.php?id=1763684. As a result of
these efforts, test repetitions should be more rare. He also suggested
to try to run it via com0com once Fireball signs the 64bit driver.
Another thing Olaf was working on is trying to shorten the patch queue
(http://www.reactos.org/wiki/Bug_Filters) and separate WIP patches from
the ready for review patches, and he also began committing translations.
■ Matthias: He is working on patches and minor bug-fixes, with focus on
win32 and win32k (espacially alt-tab). All the other ReactOS related
tasks have nothing to do with developing.
■ Gregor: He mentioned that he doesn't have as much time as last year,
since he works full time now, so he can only offer to help cleaning up
bugzilla from time to time, committing patches, reviewing etc. Expect
patches to random components from him, but he can't offer much irc
activity. He's going through application patches currently.
■ Daniel: Not much time lately. He still hopes to get a new RosBE done
in short term.
■ Javier: He tries to introduce new people to #reactos-es, and plans to
work more on translations and to also blog about ReactOS in Spanish.
■ Samuel: He is already working on secur32 and started msv1_0.
■ Aleksey: He's trying to finish the ldr rewrite and commit it. Two
blocker bugs are preventing him to do this: the first being the DLLs
registration failures in the 2nd stage, and the other one is a random
Firefox installer hang during file unpacking. When that's done, he plans
to move on to organize the massive winesync of the tree, simultaneously
trying to fix the remaining heap regressions (with someone?). The main
problem is that he's traveling quite often during this time range, and
thus can't work on ReactOS as he usually did, so any problem gets longer
to solve. He will also continue working on arwinss after those tasks
above are complete.
■ Gabriel: He keeps the forum clean on a daily basis (Spam mainly), and
he also does small updates to the wiki, Bugzilla maintenance, committing
translations and small patches, testing ReactOS and patches. He also
added the svn log to the front page of the website and is currently
giving some support to a guy that was interested in using ReactOS in his
company.
■ Jim: He's mainly working on bug-fixing, especially keyboard messages
and message in general.
■ Rafał: He's currently studying for his exams in May, and fixing random
bugs from bugzilla during his breaks. He'll eventually help in CMake.
■ Giannis: He started researching his GSoC project and doing some tests.
In the meantime he's trying to sort out any work that he started lately
but not completed.
■ Johannes: He's mainly working on USB, planning to reach Mike's
(mjmartin) driver state in the next few days, as most of the code
written now is based on his implementation. He mentioned that today was
good day for USB as lots of code got working. His initial goal is to get
mass storage working with Win XP (thats the bulk and control transfers),
then jump to hub driver and later the USB class driver, but he couldn't
really say how long this will take.
■ Timo: He is focusing on his GSoC project.
■ Victor: He was busy this month with real life, but he's trying to
create a Testing Forum Team, he hopes to start on it in the upcoming
days. He also helps with the website revamp, and he's now preparing for
the trip to Berlin for the LinuxTage event.
○ Point 3: Action List proposal
===============================
■ Amine referred to
http://www.reactos.org/pipermail/ros-dev/2011-April/014148.html for
context, and asked the members whether they have any
comments/suggestions about it. Nothing came up, so we proceeded to the
next point of this meeting.
○ Point 4: Status of the upcoming LinuxTag event preparations
=============================================================
■ Matthias mentioned that the booth is booked and tables and furniture
are ordered/reserved. Due to the lack of interest we have only 4 persons
as booth personnel. He will ask whether or not we need a day in advance
for preparation of booth, and he prefers to setup the booth on first
day, as long we don't have to set up a lot of things. Therefore, he
hasn't booked a hotel yet. His preferred hotel is too expensive, and as
long as we have some changes in persons he thinks it's easier to book
single rooms with a price around 50-70€ per night.
■ A brief discussion went on between Victor, Matthias and Gregor about
booking, sharing rooms, what to bring...etc
○ Point 5: Website revamp. Current status, who is working, who is
willing to help
=================================================================================
■ Ziliang mentioned that he's porting content over, trimming a lot of
stuff in terms of the 'About' and 'Why ReactOS' sections. He merged some
parts into the dev FAQ from the general FAQ, and got the location of the
Drupal install from Danny, so that he can start dropping in test modules
which will allow us to test main page layouts.
■ The rest of the discussion was just a reiteration of what's already in
the website revamp collaborative document.
○ Meeting ended at 23:10 UTC.
○ Minutes submitted by Amine Khaldi.
Below, a brief list of tasks i would propose for review at the next meeting.
Please post your proposals as well:
- LDR rewrite;
- HEAP rewrite regression fixup;
- CMake adoption;
- MSVC adoption;
- WineSync;
- LIBSync;
- Sysreg fixup (stdio problems, transition to pipe, automatical backtrace);
- WineTest-with-HEAP-debugging checkup (basically, running every test from
suite with heap debugging enabled);
- Video Driver fixup (fixing ReactOS to use real video drivers, bug #2286
and all connected);
Dear colleagues
We need to some short-term planning within our project, as the amount of
tasks awaiting will simply turn into chaos. I propose a list to be kept,
named "Action list". It should list our goals, things to be done, for
example Winesync, fixing some particular bug, etc. Every task should be
assigned to particular person, who would choose to be responsible for
getting it done. It doesn't need to be the only person working on this, but
rather someone making sure its done and not forgotten. Other variable
assigned to task would be a deadline - approximate one, susceptible to
extension when necessary. Goals are removed from the list when completed.
Action list should be reviewed at every meeting, by querying people
responsible for every task, being asked for an update.
I can keep such list.
Awaiting proposals for tasks if you think this makes sense.
Regards
Thanks for
attention tone
I was thinking of developing for ntfs
http://www.reactos.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&search=NTFS
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> your plan sounds good to me. Just implement ScmAssingnNewTag and attach
> the patch to bug #6147. I will review and and apply your patch if it is OK.
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> Thomas Faber wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm thinking about implementing the ScmAssignNewTag function in
>> base\system\services\rpcserver.c because of
>> http://www.reactos.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6147
>>
>> My current plan would be: loop through all service keys in the
>> registry, check the Tag values for all that are in the same group,
>> and choose either max+1 or the first unused tag.
>>
>> Any opinions? Would it be important to observe how Windows calculates
>> tags? Perhaps Eric has a good overview and thus an opinion on this
>> service stuff? ;)
>>
>> Thanks. :)
>>
>> Regards,
>> Tom
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Hi,
I'm thinking about implementing the ScmAssignNewTag function in
base\system\services\rpcserver.c because of
http://www.reactos.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=6147
My current plan would be: loop through all service keys in the
registry, check the Tag values for all that are in the same group,
and choose either max+1 or the first unused tag.
Any opinions? Would it be important to observe how Windows calculates
tags? Perhaps Eric has a good overview and thus an opinion on this
service stuff? ;)
Thanks. :)
Regards,
Tom
Hi team,
I've found an rss service (http://www.rssinclude.com) that lets us add our svn activity in the frontage, result would like like this:
http://img15.imageshack.us/i/svni.jpg/
I'd like to publish it in our site for all languages, anyone disagrees ?
There are better ways to do it, but this is a fast one and we'll have more "news" (fresh info) in our homepage directly and right now....
Please answer.
Thanks.
Gabriel.
I have stumbled across this documentation
http://doc.sch130.nsc.ru/www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/fmifs.shtml.
What it contains discusses how partitions are created. The very cool
thing is that by using FMIFS in the installer means that you can
delete,create and resize all the partitions that the disk manager
supports. This means it will make it a lot easier to add support to
both without duplicating efforts.(windows vista+ has resizing xp
doesn't seem to though)
The current text installer doesn't use this as this part of reactos
code is incomplete.
I would like to add this to my gsoc proposal. Though I know I'm
probably not going to get a place it may help me if I get a chance to
do it in the future or maybe this could give ideas to someone else who
tries.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be very much appreciated.