Spinwiz wrote:Grub Multiboot ReacOS install - Hardware based (Unofficial Guide)

You might want to polish/visually structure that guide a bit and post it into Tutorials section

We have that one thread which is pretty hard to navigate, but we could have a forum section dedicated to epic win threads (section akin to Design or ReactOS Website Feedback). That could become hard to navigate as well, but much less than one 70-page spaghetti thread.

I would like to be of help where I can, I'm ok with Scripting languages like AutoIt, but C/C++ im very weak. So Maybe some Testing, and post to help others based on what I've tryed. Appreciate ant advice guys =) Hi Spinwiz and thanks for your quality first post :-) I can't answer the Q1 (Realtek AC...

Ubuntu has also gotten very much negative feedback about their choices in this regard. I don't follow Firefox that much these days so I can't tell. Personally, I wouldn't want to use finished ReactOS if it bundled some bloatware, because then there'd be fewer clear points in which it's better than W...

I don't think that would go down very well - "Hey, look at this thing that's so much better than Windows, we're completely free and opensource. Also here, have some proprietary bloatware."

--- Is installing ReactOS on real hardware (instead of Virtual Machines) a good plan to get headaches? Yes. ... ok, let me detail that a little bit :-) For example, there may not be drivers for your network/sound/graphics card built within ROS and at the same time, the officially distributed ones m...

Nice idea, I like it! Please don't take the following points personally, I hope my critique is constructive :-) - currently you very much copy the Win7 "splines" paths, but do them in other style that I can only describe as "too simple" - they are larger, yet have less detail of ...

There you go: https://svn.reactos.org/svn/reactos?vie ... sion=71365

There is no "0.4.1 way" and "0.4.2 way" that could be switched, unfortunately. There are many components collaborating to be able to boot and some combination of changes in them, between these two releases, caused the boot to not work anymore in 0.4.2 even though 0.4.1 did work. ...

r72030 adds the ability to mouse scroll the console window: [CONSRV] - Do not hardcode the values of some flags used with GetKeyState. - Rework a bit the 'OnScroll' function. - Implement mouse scrolling the console. CORE-9900 #resolve CORE-8394 - In mouse selection mode, allow the user to enlarge th...

For the official releases on SourceForge, I can see the checksums for .iso.zip when clicking the small "i" button next to the Downloads/Week mini chart. For the nightly builds, the 7z archive itself should provide basic data checksumming, but I agree computing MD5/SHA* checkums and display...

Hi Jeroen! As ReactOS is in alpha, I wouldn't recommend directly going and flashing your BIOS on your production/important hardware. As a first step you might want to deploy ReactOS in a virtual machine and check if the app can be installed and works at all. The .NET 4.0 framework probably won't wor...

From immediate point of view it seems that you try to run a non-executable ../cmake/bootstrap which; that will cause access denied errors even for the root user. I can't tell what caused that or what to do to prevent the issue. The simplest fix would be to add executable permissions to that bootstra...

I like the form of W3 report, makes it the easiest of your reports so far to focus on the content (and I mean paragraphs, not just the images ). I like how I can watch your progress even though I know nothing about the low-level filesystem stuff, thumbs up!

Jo, souhlas, zvýšení kompatibility s reálnými stroji se teď stává celkem podstatnou věcí, protože víc a víc nově příchozích zvědavých lidí si chce ReactOS zkusit takhle. Nejdřív jsem se teda jako uživatel Linuxu zaradoval, že bych nemusel mít v Linuxu speciální NTFS partici jenom na to, abych na ní ...