hbirr(a)svn.reactos.com wrote:
> Fixed a bug in RtlLeaveCriticalSection. We have only to signal the event if someone waits on it.
I believe this change is incorrect. This change introduces the exact
same bug I fixed in r14326.
The reason why this change is incorrect is, that you can't rely on
LockCount. It may be incremented anytime a thread enters a critical
section and waits for it. That's why there's the RecursionCount field,
it is the only information we can rely on to determine whether we're
about to release the lock or not. In this code path we already know that
we left the last recursion, so no matter what the LockCount is at the
moment (depends on how many threads are waiting for the critical
section), we always need to unwait one waiter!
This change most likely will introduce a dead-lock of cygwin.
Best Regards,
Thomas
>major Operating System manufacturer uses .org as their domain suffix.
>Microsoft.com, Apple.com, Redhat.com. Given .ORG should be considered
ROS is not a manufacturer, not a company, actually ROS community is a part of ReactOS source code and must be located at sourceforge. Will they register "dot sf" as a first level domain?
My humble point is like this. Once ROS get's to it's first production release, you'll get many commercial offers and may need .com site for doing some commerce, like selling CD's and rotating ads. So many end users will come for download and support. Is it FreeBSD or RedHat way? Turning into monster is no good, but ROS might get huge end (very end) user hit, it is not freebsd and not even linux, it positions as a replacement for windoze itself and windoze means so much commercial and end user....
Yet my personal vision is to have www.reactos.com displaying "Server not found". So you gogo google and type reactos and if you're lucky you get to reactos.org and think "oh dear it is so cool and open source".
>I was wondering if, together with the launch of the new website, we should
>switch our "primary" domain from reactos.com to reactos.org? We have control
>of both domains. An .org domain seems better suited for a open source
>project. What do you all think?
>
>Ge van Geldorp (aka gvg(a)reactos.org :-))
>
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The bug appears only in the instalation. I tried the livecd and it works fine.
Best regards,
Lucio Diaz.
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Thanks Jim, I passed your regards on to the development team. I think
sometimes we forget the great promise that ReactOS holds, but then someone
like yourself reminds us.
Cheers
Jason
On 8/23/05, Jim101 <jim101(a)bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
> I had hoped beyond hopes that someone was working on a truly open source
> alternative to windows that could easily run any program ever made for
> it, and I stumble across this project.
>
> All I can say is THANK YOU, and I wish your whole group the most
> heartfelt best of luck. It would be the one thing that squared a wrong
> done many years back by that little thief. To have an OS that would be
> completely compatible with them all is a dream that far to many of us
> share, and for it to be open source well. I just don't know what to say
> I am ecstatic about it. Once again the very very best to each and
> everyone of you that make it happen.
>
> For people like myself being disabled and on a fixed income the prices
> that MS puts on their programs just sickens me. I have never intended to
> be a thief in my life, I served my County and worked up until the day I
> fell to the ground, never to recover completely. Then fought nearly 3
> years to get the measly little they give me back of my own money. And it
> just irks me to see then do as they do, I mean I am all for a person
> getting paid for their time and effort, it is only fair. but to charge
> prices that most people can not archive, that is not how it was meant to
> be. Anyway I am rambling, I just wanted to be sure you all knew that
> there are many of us that would love to see your dream "and ours" come
> true!
> Best of luck! and God Bless!
>
>
Hi,
I prepared a distribution of ros 0.2.7 release.
However, I have no good feeling.
Not very reproducable (at least I didn't get the rule, yet) it makes
problems in qemu.
-Sometimes the setup without format doesn't work (crash)
-Then the creation of some hive didn't work -> freeldr can't boot
-Install works, boot fails
At least I have an archive with qemu and working 0.2.7
Maybe that's all related. Possibly am I operating at some limit. Moving
the mouse fills up the last bit of memory.
Actually, however, if this is the same on our customers pcs, I don't
like the idea of delivering that...
Opinions
Tested in real software.
Sintoms:
Setup start loading files, after the load a blue
screen with the sentence "reactos setup" and two red
lines appears in the top and the system lights become
busy. After ten minutes of business nothing have
happened and the bloq num keys of the keyboard are
blocked (no light) so a hang or eternal cicle must be
suspected.
This computer used to load 0.2.5 (no hardware changes
that i know, only software ones)
Hardware:
Semperon 2800+
2 Ide HDD
-Linux in the second (master boot record of the
computer is here) with Grub loading both Suse and
Yoper.(Filesystems a bit complex layout: fat, ext2,
ReiserF, swap)
-Windows 98 with a screwed MBR cause on installing
grub i selected the wrong HDD once and my reactos
loader was overwriten with grub.(all fat)
A PS2 mouse and a PS2 keyboard.
Gygabyte 2004 RZ mainboard with integrated ethernet
and sound.
Winfast graphic card.
Realtek netcard (dont remember the model).
DVD writemaster
CD burner polaroid
Any idea?
Best Regards,
Lucio Diaz.
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