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OWB in DOS (Announce)

posted by DOS386, 29.01.2010, 11:22

> > my_ip = dhcp
> > dhcp.server = 192.168.178.1
> This is not a bug, but the value which works

nevertheless you fixed this NOT-a-BUG:

> #dhcp.server = 192.168.178.1

But why cross "#" instead of semicolon ";" ???

> the reason for the kernel heap corruption has been found finally. The
> additional integrity checks were removed.

COOL. :-)

> __/__/2009: version 3.5
> bugfix: DuplicateHandle() didn't work for mutexes and waitable timers.
> bugfix: the kernel heap was defined incorrectly, which raised the risk
> that part of its content was corrupted if an application created lots
> of kernel objects.
> GlobalAddAtomW() added.
> GetNumberFormatW() added (stub).
> GetCurrencyFormatA() + GetCurrencyFormatW() added (stubs).
> OpenWaitableTimerA() added.
> heaps are now serialized with a mutex instead of a semaphore.
> the default exception handler will display contents of CS:EIP and SS:ESP.
> SetEvent() will switch threads if a thread is waiting for the event.
> mouse wheel events supported

:-)

> The OWB browser runs ok now.

Really ??? The mouse "whell" works pretty well for me, but the cursor is still "off",

> move the cursor to the upper left corner. This should sync the
> internal and "external" positions.

Hitting the top left corner indeed adjusts it, but soon it is (much) off again :confused:

Other faults:

- No BACK button
- Can neither upload nor download files, WtF :confused:
- Can't login into SF
- No user agent switcher, reports itself as "Safari on Linux" :-(

Good:

- PNG decoder seems to work (this is untrue for Arachne, or the (external) decoder is itself maybe fine but CORE.EXE fails on <8bpp BMP's coming from it :-( )

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This is a LOGITECH mouse driver, but some software expect here
the following string:*** This is Copyright 1983 Microsoft ***

 

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