Hello,
What is the correct way to install a new FS driver ( a proprietary one ) on a XP machine.
I have tryied to install is as a driver, but I never saw it in: Device Tree v2.0 -> DRV \ FileSystem .…
What am I doing wrong?
Igal
> What is the correct way to install a new FS driver ( a proprietary one ) on a XP machine.
I have tryied to install is as a driver, but I never saw it in:
Device Tree v2.0 -> DRV \ FileSystem .…
What am I doing wrong?
How can we know what are you doing wrong if you didn’t
described what are you doing at all ?
L.
Hi!
I making a guess but maybe it is because you have not formatted any volume in a format that makes use of this file system.
In other words, except the file system that is present on boot partition, all other file system drivers are loaded by the Fs Recognizer as and when a volume using that file system is mounted.
If none of the partitions have your file system, your file system driver will not get loaded.
This type of loading is specified by Start Type value of 4.
May be http://www.osronline.com/showThread.cfm?link=104195 is of use to u.
Regards!
Ayush Gupta
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Hello,
What is the correct way to install a new FS driver ( a proprietary one ) on a XP machine.
I have tryied to install is as a driver, but I never saw it in: Device Tree v2.0 -> DRV \ FileSystem .…
What am I doing wrong?
Igal
Questions? First check the IFS FAQ at https://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=17
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Sorry,
But I read somewhere on the web that the windows is protected against file systems installtions.
In order to bypass this issue, some file in the windows directory has to be replaced, is it correct?
If so , which file is it?
Igal
Hi,
can any one explain the issue with the article on this site: http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=290
regarding windowsw XP file system protection?
Igal
It gives instructions on how to patch a system file used by WFP to
disable WFP. Normally in Windows XP, WFP be disabled for one boot only
by editing the registry path indicated in the article. What the patch
(assuming it is correct) appears to do (in effect) is allow this
registry key to disable it persistently. That being said, I have no
idea of whether the article is correct, although the basic steps are, as
I recall from several years ago, plausible.
mm
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Hi,
can any one explain the issue with the article on this site:
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=290
regarding windowsw XP file system protection?
Igal
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> Hello,
>
> What is the correct way to install a new FS driver ( a proprietary one ) on a
XP machine.
> I have tryied to install is as a driver, but I never saw it in: Device Tree
v2.0 -> DRV \ FileSystem .…
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Igal
>