Dev/Bugreports for SKKBAUI

Should I try emulating a file system for this again? I've gotten better at things like that

Should I try emulating a file system for this again? I've gotten better at things like that

I think...

Should I try emulating a file system for this again? I've gotten better at things like that

I think...

I've got a very simple FS working? It's hooked but none of my apps take advantage of it, say like "C:\User\AppData\app\cache". That's Cymreig's FS model. (But I guess you get a chance if you want, that is.)

Should I try emulating a file system for this again? I've gotten better at things like that

I think...

I've got a very simple FS working? It's hooked but none of my apps take advantage of it, say like "C:\User\AppData\app\cache". That's Cymreig's Devin's FS model. (But I guess you get a chance if you want, that is.)

My FS Model?

Hey, Cy64, I had fixed some sort of crash when loading the EDITOR file on EXPLORER.EXE, so I made this: LOAD"PRG2:";FILE$ to LOAD"PRG1:";FILE$ And, how I knew this? well... Slot 1 is the Explorer's slot, so, when selecting that slot, causes a crash, but, how? Explorer had loaded the editor into slot 2, and the Explorer is on slot 1. Explorer is the core loading the editor, then, if the editor loads that file, crashes. That is because the slot 1 is the main core. So, the solution was, overwriting slot 1 with the editor, making that slot unaccessible. _{Hope that helps... Oh, and there is no key yet...}

Hey, Cy64, I had fixed some sort of crash when loading the EDITOR file on EXPLORER.EXE, so I made this: LOAD"PRG2:";FILE$ to LOAD"PRG1:";FILE$ And, how I knew this? well... Slot 1 is the Explorer's slot, so, when selecting that slot, causes a crash, but, how? Explorer had loaded the editor into slot 2, and the Explorer is on slot 1. Explorer is the core loading the editor, then, if the editor loads that file, crashes. That is because the slot 1 is the main core. So, the solution was, overwriting slot 1 with the editor, making that slot unaccessible. _{Hope that helps... Oh, and there is no key yet...}

Thanks for the bug report. Actually I want to scrap the explorer so I can compress its code into a window. This also shrinks Windows 3DS's size by ~600 KB. Speaking of, the setup program comes back but you can choose what files you want to unpack, f.e. games, backgrounds, language packs, etc. I am gonna scrap the STRING$ DEF to be replaced by dummys that language packs will substitute them. Just like Windows 3.1, the files are named LANGname. ERR_SYS_FILE_NOT_FOUND 'dummy placeholder "The file %S couldn't be found." 'string corresponding the ID of the dummy located in LANGENG.DLL offset X I still need to think whether I use binaries (arrays) or a massive text file... Hey, Cymreig, get ready to translate some more when I finally release it. EDIT: Why did Chrome add［/icode］at the front of［/code］?

Hey, Cy64, I had fixed some sort of crash when loading the EDITOR file on EXPLORER.EXE, so I made this: LOAD"PRG2:";FILE$ to LOAD"PRG1:";FILE$ And, how I knew this? well... Slot 1 is the Explorer's slot, so, when selecting that slot, causes a crash, but, how? Explorer had loaded the editor into slot 2, and the Explorer is on slot 1. Explorer is the core loading the editor, then, if the editor loads that file, crashes. That is because the slot 1 is the main core. So, the solution was, overwriting slot 1 with the editor, making that slot unaccessible. _{Hope that helps... Oh, and there is no key yet...}

Thanks for the bug report. Actually I want to scrap the explorer so I can compress its code into a window. This also shrinks Windows 3DS's size by ~600 KB. Speaking of, the setup program comes back but you can choose what files you want to unpack, f.e. games, backgrounds, language packs, etc. I am gonna scrap the STRING$ DEF to be replaced by dummys that language packs will substitute them. Just like Windows 3.1, the files are named LANGname. ERR_SYS_FILE_NOT_FOUND 'dummy placeholder "The file %S couldn't be found." 'string corresponding the ID of the dummy located in LANGENG.DLL offset X I still need to think whether I use binaries (arrays) or a massive text file... Hey, Cymreig, get ready to translate some more when I finally release it. EDIT: Why did Chrome add［/icode］at the front of［/code］?

Hey, Cy64, I had fixed some sort of crash when loading the EDITOR file on EXPLORER.EXE, so I made this: LOAD"PRG2:";FILE$ to LOAD"PRG1:";FILE$ And, how I knew this? well... Slot 1 is the Explorer's slot, so, when selecting that slot, causes a crash, but, how? Explorer had loaded the editor into slot 2, and the Explorer is on slot 1. Explorer is the core loading the editor, then, if the editor loads that file, crashes. That is because the slot 1 is the main core. So, the solution was, overwriting slot 1 with the editor, making that slot unaccessible. _{Hope that helps... Oh, and there is no key yet...}

Thanks for the bug report. Actually I want to scrap the explorer so I can compress its code into a window. This also shrinks Windows 3DS's size by ~600 KB. Speaking of, the setup program comes back but you can choose what files you want to unpack, f.e. games, backgrounds, language packs, etc. I am gonna scrap the STRING$ DEF to be replaced by dummys that language packs will substitute them. Just like Windows 3.1, the files are named LANGname. ERR_SYS_FILE_NOT_FOUND 'dummy placeholder "The file %S couldn't be found." 'string corresponding the ID of the dummy located in LANGENG.DLL offset X I still need to think whether I use binaries (arrays) or a massive text file... Hey, Cymreig, get ready to translate some more when I finally release it. EDIT: Why did Chrome add［/icode］at the front of［/code］?

Good idea, language packs are a good idea, it'll put a little less stress on me since I have limited WiFi access now. You should make it required to use a Language pack, even for english, and if you don't have one, it gives an error. That way, more storage is freed. You will need people to know that you require a language pack to run said operating system.

Hey, Cy64, I had fixed some sort of crash when loading the EDITOR file on EXPLORER.EXE, so I made this: LOAD"PRG2:";FILE$ to LOAD"PRG1:";FILE$ And, how I knew this? well... Slot 1 is the Explorer's slot, so, when selecting that slot, causes a crash, but, how? Explorer had loaded the editor into slot 2, and the Explorer is on slot 1. Explorer is the core loading the editor, then, if the editor loads that file, crashes. That is because the slot 1 is the main core. So, the solution was, overwriting slot 1 with the editor, making that slot unaccessible. _{Hope that helps... Oh, and there is no key yet...}

Thanks for the bug report. Actually I want to scrap the explorer so I can compress its code into a window. This also shrinks Windows 3DS's size by ~600 KB. Speaking of, the setup program comes back but you can choose what files you want to unpack, f.e. games, backgrounds, language packs, etc. I am gonna scrap the STRING$ DEF to be replaced by dummys that language packs will substitute them. Just like Windows 3.1, the files are named LANGname. ERR_SYS_FILE_NOT_FOUND 'dummy placeholder "The file %S couldn't be found." 'string corresponding the ID of the dummy located in LANGENG.DLL offset X I still need to think whether I use binaries (arrays) or a massive text file... Hey, Cymreig, get ready to translate some more when I finally release it. EDIT: Why did Chrome add［/icode］at the front of［/code］?

Good idea, language packs are a good idea, it'll put a little less stress on me since I have limited WiFi access now. You should make it required to use a Language pack, even for english, and if you don't have one, it gives an error. That way, more storage is freed. You will need people to know that you require a language pack to run said operating system.

I actually thought to just leave the dummies as they are when the OS cannot find said file LANGname.DLL It would eventually lock the OS up with the Win10-ish BSoD look displaying the note in English only. After the message I´d give the user free chance of either continue using but having the dummy strings or he/she gets redirected to the setup where he can choose which one he/she wants. EDIT: Maybe I change LANGname.DLL to LANGNNN.DLL (NNN = Language ID with 3 digits)

Hey, Cy64, I had fixed some sort of crash when loading the EDITOR file on EXPLORER.EXE, so I made this: LOAD"PRG2:";FILE$ to LOAD"PRG1:";FILE$ And, how I knew this? well... Slot 1 is the Explorer's slot, so, when selecting that slot, causes a crash, but, how? Explorer had loaded the editor into slot 2, and the Explorer is on slot 1. Explorer is the core loading the editor, then, if the editor loads that file, crashes. That is because the slot 1 is the main core. So, the solution was, overwriting slot 1 with the editor, making that slot unaccessible. _{Hope that helps... Oh, and there is no key yet...}

Thanks for the bug report. Actually I want to scrap the explorer so I can compress its code into a window. This also shrinks Windows 3DS's size by ~600 KB. Speaking of, the setup program comes back but you can choose what files you want to unpack, f.e. games, backgrounds, language packs, etc. I am gonna scrap the STRING$ DEF to be replaced by dummys that language packs will substitute them. Just like Windows 3.1, the files are named LANGname. ERR_SYS_FILE_NOT_FOUND 'dummy placeholder "The file %S couldn't be found." 'string corresponding the ID of the dummy located in LANGENG.DLL offset X I still need to think whether I use binaries (arrays) or a massive text file... Hey, Cymreig, get ready to translate some more when I finally release it. EDIT: Why did Chrome add［/icode］at the front of［/code］?

Good idea, language packs are a good idea, it'll put a little less stress on me since I have limited WiFi access now. You should make it required to use a Language pack, even for english, and if you don't have one, it gives an error. That way, more storage is freed. You will need people to know that you require a language pack to run said operating system.

I actually thought to just leave the dummies as they are when the OS cannot find said file LANGname.DLL It would eventually lock the OS up with the Win10-ish BSoD look displaying the note in English only. After the message I´d give the user free chance of either continue using but having the dummy strings or he/she gets redirected to the setup where he can choose which one he/she wants. EDIT: Maybe I change LANGname.DLL to LANGNNN.DLL (NNN = Language ID with 3 digits)

Okay. Another idea; how about a hibernate shut down that displays a screen saver, and a narrator feature for dyslexic users?

These are both inspired by the Windows 7.

Hey, Cy64, I had fixed some sort of crash when loading the EDITOR file on EXPLORER.EXE, so I made this: LOAD"PRG2:";FILE$ to LOAD"PRG1:";FILE$ And, how I knew this? well... Slot 1 is the Explorer's slot, so, when selecting that slot, causes a crash, but, how? Explorer had loaded the editor into slot 2, and the Explorer is on slot 1. Explorer is the core loading the editor, then, if the editor loads that file, crashes. That is because the slot 1 is the main core. So, the solution was, overwriting slot 1 with the editor, making that slot unaccessible. _{Hope that helps... Oh, and there is no key yet...}

Thanks for the bug report. Actually I want to scrap the explorer so I can compress its code into a window. This also shrinks Windows 3DS's size by ~600 KB. Speaking of, the setup program comes back but you can choose what files you want to unpack, f.e. games, backgrounds, language packs, etc. I am gonna scrap the STRING$ DEF to be replaced by dummys that language packs will substitute them. Just like Windows 3.1, the files are named LANGname. ERR_SYS_FILE_NOT_FOUND 'dummy placeholder "The file %S couldn't be found." 'string corresponding the ID of the dummy located in LANGENG.DLL offset X I still need to think whether I use binaries (arrays) or a massive text file... Hey, Cymreig, get ready to translate some more when I finally release it. EDIT: Why did Chrome add［/icode］at the front of［/code］?

Good idea, language packs are a good idea, it'll put a little less stress on me since I have limited WiFi access now. You should make it required to use a Language pack, even for english, and if you don't have one, it gives an error. That way, more storage is freed. You will need people to know that you require a language pack to run said operating system.

I actually thought to just leave the dummies as they are when the OS cannot find said file LANGname.DLL It would eventually lock the OS up with the Win10-ish BSoD look displaying the note in English only. After the message I´d give the user free chance of either continue using but having the dummy strings or he/she gets redirected to the setup where he can choose which one he/she wants. EDIT: Maybe I change LANGname.DLL to LANGNNN.DLL (NNN = Language ID with 3 digits)

A Dynamic Link Library is a bit of code, or a lot, shared by a bunch if applications fyi