At 02:27 PM 10/11/2005 -0700, Blair Campbell wrote:
bypassed. After three days of on-and-off hacking on it, I built a mutant
UPX 1.25 to compress EMM386.EXE and HIMEM.EXE to work both as a device
driver and as a stand-alone EXE file. As almost always is the case, the
actual changes were
At 11:25 PM 10/11/2005 +0200, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Markus Oberhumer seems to have his own website and seems quite active.
Maybe he's interested in your patch.
It's not in a good patch form consistently matching the rest of the source,
but rather a basic hack to make things work. Also, it
Blair Campbell schreef:
minutes. Doubtful they'd be interested in a patch that wasn't good to
insert as-is at the time of submission.
Can you at least make it available for compressing other things like Turbo disk?
here's the patch/hack, get UPX sources from CVS yourself somehow and
minutes. Doubtful they'd be interested in a patch that wasn't good to
insert as-is at the time of submission.
Can you at least make it available for compressing other things like Turbo disk?
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bypassed. After three days of on-and-off hacking on it, I built a mutant
UPX 1.25 to compress EMM386.EXE and HIMEM.EXE to work both as a device
driver and as a stand-alone EXE file. As almost always is the case, the
actual changes were small, figuring them out was the hard part.
Where
At 12:39 AM 10/11/2005 +0200, Bernd Blaauw wrote:
Again a nice theoretic discussion :) Anyway, are FreeDOS related programs
and drivers also ment to be used on MSDOS or not as partial replacement?
The drivers could be used on MS-DOS freely, it is only the control programs
which would extend
Michael Devore schreef:
However, a lot of the associated 386-level griping may now be
bypassed. After three days of on-and-off hacking on it, I built a
mutant UPX 1.25 to compress EMM386.EXE and HIMEM.EXE to work both as a
device driver and as a stand-alone EXE file. As almost always is the