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Hello, all. I'm just wondering if it'd be possible to include symbol-stripped versions of win32/ntfstest/ntfstest.exe and win64/ntfstest/ntfstest.exe in future Syslinux releases. That way, users could use it while not burdening folks just doing a usual build of Syslinux. If not (scope creep?), no problem. - Shao Miller

...libinstaller/syslxopt.c | 1 + linux/Makefile | 4 +- linux/syslinux.c | 24 +- mtools/Makefile | 2 +- mtools/syslinux.c | 5 +- win/ntfssect.c | 355 +++++++++++++ win/ntfssect.h | 152 ++++++ win/ntfstest.c | 163 ++++++ win/ntfstest.rc | 26 + win/syslinux.c | 44 ++- win32/Makefile | 4 +- win32/ntfstest/Makefile | 87 +++ win64/Makefile | 4 +- win64/ntfstest/Makefile | 76 +++ 32 files changed, 2938 ins...

The following comment in win/syslinux.c seems fairly innocent: /* Map the file (is there a better way to do this?) */ So I?ve got an ?ntfssect? git repository going: http://git.zytor.com/?p=users/sha0/ntfssect.git;a=summary Hopefully Paulo can plug its functions into his NTFS working repository. It appears that we?ll have to take one path (in the Windows installer) for FAT and one path

Another week, *another* -pre. I'm really planning on this being the last one. The shortlog is appended below. Apart from a better fix for the "disabled menu entry" bug it's only documentation updates. Testing from the last -pre's has been pretty quiet, so as soon as Ady and Matt have tested this one and confirmed that the disabled entry bug is finally gone I'll do the

...y option, was successful. After boot I got syslinux boot prompt. The syslinux.cfg was not displayed. I guess that means the MBR was there, but not the partition boot sector. Then I noticed the thread at http://www.syslinux.org/archives/2012-December/019024.html . Couldn't find an ntfstest.exe in the tree. Don't know if those tests are relevant to my problems. At this time I don't want to compile the tree. And not sure whether it is to be executed from the cmd prompt, and what is the correct command line. hd0 of the machine is only 30G. hd0 1, the xp partition, is 14G....

...ev/sda3 > still recognized by windows as unformatted volume Z: > -partition table in sector0 which defines partition & location is unchanged by zeroing partition3 alone > > format using admin CMD prompt in W81 - "default" cluster size: > FORMAT Z: /Q /FS:NTFS /A:4096 /V:NTFStest > there is now a windows bootsector in place at 19595264 as a result of the formatting process. > save this new NT bootsector as NT3_4K.bin > now intentionally overwrite with what should be a duplicate windows bootsector: > BOOTSECT /NT60 Z: /FORCE > save this new NT bootsector as NT...