Installation, you can build a graphical install script based on it. It worked for me, the only issue is you have to make a new script for each install. It works from within Windows and Linux to.

Well I don't know, my degree was in UNIX back when NT was in bata testing. All that said it looks like I will have to do all my testing on the one and only computer I was able to load ReactOS on. All the rest fail in one way or another during boot. Unless it's possible to use my Windows install to b...

NSIS also works as an application under other operating systems like Linux and Windows it's self.

Freeloader is an integral part of ReactOS like NTLdr is an integral part of any Windows NT system (or the newer counterpart in Vista+). So you can not simply replace it with a different bootloader, because Freeloader is responsible for loading the drivers which are marked as "start at boot" in the ...

I have two suggestions for ReactOS that I think you could help me with: First: I have had some trouble with Freeloader in the past and I don't quite understand why it's not in it's own project page. My idea is to offer a separate ISO for GRUB for those with issues using Freeloader or are committed t...