Thomas,
You've obviously invested a lot of time and effort in this, but it seems not in the most efficient way. For starters, I had to get winrar, only to find that the files inside were packed with another utility. Even with the 7-Zip I then downloaded a lot of files just refuse to open. The patch files that do open seem to be "diff" files instead of "diff -u" which would provide more context.
I see a lot of the components contain the changes between Wine-20050111 and current Wine CVS HEAD. We normally merge Wine changes after a Wine release, that keeps the merge process manageable. Merging some arbitrary changes between Wine releases doesn't make much sense.
Some of the files are new imports from Wine. Unfortunately, we can't just commit those if we want to be able to keep components in sync in the future. We need to do SVN "vendor drops", to be able to merge future updates (see http://mok.lvcm.com/cgi-bin/reactos/roswiki?Using_Code_From_Other_Projects on what we need to do to import code).
Other stuff doesn't belong in ReactOS alltogether, like the "start" files. I was unable to open that particular archive, but I assume it would give us the Win9x start.exe utility, which we don't need, 'cause "start" is a cmd-builtin in NT OSes. I also have doubts about some of the components we don't share with Wine (like kernel32), but again I couldn't open those with 7-Zip.
I do appreciate the effort you put into this, and I will try to put some of the stuff in SVN, but to be honest in its current form there's a lot of stuff which isn't going to make it.
Ge van Geldorp.