Thanks. It's always good to have alternative ways. WoW7 doesn't relocate the RSDP and hence there will be no problems with EBDA. Anyway other loaders may be more compatible, but wow could work where other loaders don't.....
Hey guys I was so enthused about using this but it bricked my boot. I coulnd't use RE at all. And gave me blue screen saying to update my bios. So finally I used the first 3 cmds in "repo" to get back into windows with Install disk at PE. Anyways thought I'd inform you as to my experience...lol Keep up the testing...lol V3000... out
sorry about that, you should only have to boot from install dvd type SHIFT+10 then type bootsect /nt60 sys to get your system to boot again. I went ahead and added F5 as the recovery key, so a bricked boot can bypass Wow by pressing F5 after POST. It's not my intention to take over development of Wow, Yen had mentioned that he had never got a copy of the source, so I put recovery of the Wow source on my list of things to do. I PM'd him after I got a working sample and he suggested I post it. so this for the loader enthusiasts and to give users another choice. if you post a dump of the ACPI tables I can trace though the code and see if I introduced a bug during disassembly. PS: uninstall any loaders before the dump please.
SO normal loaders don't touch the bootsector and this writes the loader to the bootsector instead of the place loaders are normally located?
Nah, loaders edit the bootsector to point to the loader, this stashes the whole program inside the bootsector.