When logging into a web site under firefox... I tried with Xanga, suddenly the BSoD appears!
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It happens consecutively and at the same moment...
BTW:
I am using ReactOS 0.3-SVN downloaded 03/01/2006

I cannot get to the SVN, and even so, the code would be broken until the audit is complete, right?

you will definitely need to be very careful when you do that, since Microsoft's lawyers are ready for someone to try this... That way, the EU cannot do anything at the moment and as of a few days ago, Microsoft has to pay that fine of USD$2.4m a day since Dec. 15 2005 all the way up to now if they d...

Roxio software just requires you to double click on the ISO file, but Nero OEM versions will not register the ISO file association, so you will have to manually burn the ISO.... And the Live CD does not work for me, even burning it correctly, and I redownloaded it several times, each time it did not...

It happens at total random, which is why I did not file a bug report.... However, downloading a large file tends to trigger the crash, not always, but sometimes...

Alright, I was downloading Mozilla Firefox because I did not like the ibrowser (hey, not everyone has to like it, right?) and it immediately crashed and showed this.... This is in the 0.2.9 VM.... http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e74/Pharaoh_Atem/tcpiperror.jpg Btw: nice personalization on the mess...

Just wondering, is possible (Legally and technically) to use the Cedega CVS tree that does not contain proprietary parts to build the DirectX part of ReactOS? Since we do not intend to commercialize, it is possible, right? It is under the Aladdin Free Public License and some parts are under the LGPL...

Yes, I remember NT4... Quite fondly in fact. Throw on SP6, and it was quite nice. I just wish it had better directX support. I was kinda let down by windows 2000, since it seemed more like a perversion from the purity of NT4 in terms of its UI and reduced eyecandy... Like they took all the worthles...

I remember waaayyy back in 1995, Microsoft promised us a version of Windows NT that would include the drastic improvements in Windows 95.... In 1996, I bought my second PC, which included Windows NT 4.0 Workstation. I decided to move it to my primary PC, but was worried that I would run out of space...