Windows 2000 Boot Sequence
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Windows 2000 Boot Sequence
Can you describe it here?
From what get it drivers to load? NTLDR loads files? NTOSKRNL? Is it reading this from registry?
Why FreeLoader cannot boot up Windows 2000?
Would be possible to run WIndows 2000 from ex. ext2, if it could be loaded using FreeLoader?
From what get it drivers to load? NTLDR loads files? NTOSKRNL? Is it reading this from registry?
Why FreeLoader cannot boot up Windows 2000?
Would be possible to run WIndows 2000 from ex. ext2, if it could be loaded using FreeLoader?
Re: Windows 2000 Boot Sequence
first it does the BIOS/POST testsmily wrote:Can you describe it here?
From what get it drivers to load? NTLDR loads files? NTOSKRNL? Is it reading this from registry?
Why FreeLoader cannot boot up Windows 2000?
Would be possible to run WIndows 2000 from ex. ext2, if it could be loaded using FreeLoader?
BIOS goes to the boot sector and boots NTLDR
NTLDR then goes to NTOSKRNL
(i forget the exact details but you can find them here http://windows.about.com/od/tipsarchive/l/aa000716b.htm )
no windows operating system support ext2, or any other "free" filesystem. it used to support HPFS (OS/2) but in NT4 it was read-only support and dropped it in 2000.
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Wikipedia also has a _ton_ of information on Windows 2000: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_2000
Seems like someone found a great Win2k reference and dropped the knowlege into Wikipedia. It wasn't really copied I don't think... I watched their Win2k article go from being a small stub to an enormous informative article in the course of about two weeks >_>
Seems like someone found a great Win2k reference and dropped the knowlege into Wikipedia. It wasn't really copied I don't think... I watched their Win2k article go from being a small stub to an enormous informative article in the course of about two weeks >_>
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