You could always run two installs in different directories.
On Oct 25, 2010 10:51 AM, "Bernd Blaauw" wrote:
Op 25-10-2010 16:09, Fan Zhang schreef:
>
> Thanks. But I don't know if i run ReactOS, how could I replace the kernel
file, such as ntoskrl...
So basicly running a ReactOS installation w
Op 25-10-2010 16:09, Fan Zhang schreef:
Thanks. But I don't know if i run ReactOS, how could I replace the
kernel file, such as ntoskrl.exe ?
So basicly running a ReactOS installation with RosBE installed as
application, sources downloaded and modified, and then you want a way to
update files
Thanks. But I don't know if i run ReactOS, how could I replace the kernel
file, such as ntoskrl.exe ?
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 8:54 PM, victor martinez wrote:
>
>
> >>Thanks Olaf. The method below is what I think, do you think it's
> reasonalbe?
> >>1.Install both Windows and ReactOS on the virtu
Hi,
What I usually do is mount the virtual machine image using VMware mount
utility, replace the files and umount again. Additionally I have a set
of batch files to one-click-update a number of freshly compiled binaries
from my working copy.
Regards,
Timo
Am 25.10.2010 14:41, schrieb Fan Zhang
Hi Fan,
reinstalling to test every small change is quite timeconsuming. I
suggest you directly mount your virtual machine's harddrive (tools
exists for this, e.g. VDK, or some virtual machines provide their own
tools), and directly copy changed files into existing ros
installation. Further
>>Thanks Olaf. The method below is what I think, do you think it's reasonalbe?
>>1.Install both Windows and ReactOS on the virtual machine such as VirtualBox.
>>2.Enter windows system, cause it can share file between virtual machine and
>>the PC outside the virtual machine.
>>3.In windows, ove
Thanks Olaf. The method below is what I think, do you think it's
reasonalbe?
1.Install both Windows and ReactOS on the virtual machine such as
VirtualBox.
2.Enter windows system, cause it can share file between virtual machine and
the PC outside the virtual machine.
3.In windows, overwrite the fil
You should be able to overwrite the files the code of which you changed. The
exception is with freeldr as well as registry entries.
2010/10/25 Fan Zhang
> Hi guys,
>
> I want to know how do you debug ReactOS. For example, when I change the
> code, I used to execute 'Make bootcd'. After that, I w
http://www.reactos.org/wiki/Debugging
;)
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 12:02 PM, Fan Zhang wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I want to know how do you debug ReactOS. For example, when I change the
> code, I used to execute 'Make bootcd'. After that, I will install the
> ReactOS system by ReactOS.iso. So I'm conf
Hi guys,
I want to know how do you debug ReactOS. For example, when I change the
code, I used to execute 'Make bootcd'. After that, I will install the
ReactOS system by ReactOS.iso. So I'm confused if I have to install the whoe
system after compiling. Do you have some easy way?
Thanks.
Fan
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