w3seek wrote:you know, I very much doubt such things will ever make it in the standard ROS repository....it's just rediculous
Why? I think it would be a funny remark from a better IT-Era.
Sadly Commodore where resting on their laurels and didnt did something with the technology they had. It was superior to the one we are using now, IMO.
But we will see, compiling ReactOS on a PPC-Driven Amiga *g*
Then i get windows AND the guru *bg*
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uniQ wrote:I think something more structured as far as appearance and description to the end user will become of higher value as ROS becomes more end usable.
-uniQ
sure i agree on that, but you don't have to clone whole winNT bsod,
give us something more in reactos
btw, i invented a patent in my bsod screen:
"a method of saving visual result given at system crash to the user to disk using computer's input device"
bastetfurry wrote:Aehmm, what do you think of a red box on black ground: [ external image ]
Yes this was my first thought! Amiga Guru Meditation, perhaps it should be chandged to something like:
"Holy man is praying don't disturb..." or
"Walking an the water, did a Peter..." or
"Like the bear, hibernating..." or
"Took an unplanned supernap..."
Floyd wrote:An informative, yet non-stone-dead-boring Screen O' Death would be a welcomed change. Granted, I don't see BSOD much anymore, but still ....
Maybe a contest or something
I say make it changeable... i still want my guru meditaion
Hmm, would it be possible to retrive mouse input at ring zero?
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bastetfurry wrote:Hmm, would it be possible to retrive mouse input at ring zero?
Yes, in fact, mouse input is normally handled/translated to messages by the kernel component win32k.sys. The problem is that when you get a BSOD, your system is sick, something must be very wrong otherwise you wouldn't have gotten that BSOD. Retrieving mouse input actually excercises a lot of the kernel, so that wouldn't be a very good idea when the kernel is sick.