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Snep :floofHappy: @40C3snep
May 20, 2025, 10:06 PM
@manawyrm It's really quite cool, I gotta say! And allows for some fun experiments! Now I really wanna see how far XP can be pushed on both the newest and perhaps even oldest hardware I can cobble together, to which an NVMe can be attached to. Might go for my T61p next and get XP onto its NVMe, hmmm... :neocat_3c:
But either way, thanks for creating the bootloader and helping me get it to compile! I was missing one of the libraries and the 'git tag' command, heh... x3
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John Kaprijohnkapri@mastodon.social
May 20, 2025, 10:17 PM
@snep @manawyrm Now you have to install it on a BTRFS formatted NVMe using the ReactOS file system driver >:3
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Snep :floofHappy: @40C3snep
May 21, 2025, 5:39 AM
@johnkapri I meeaaaann, there is an NTFS to BTRFS in-place converter by the same person that wrote the BTRFS Windows driver that's also in ReactOS, so, maybe perhaps it's as easy as installing the driver, booting something like Hirens Boot CD and running ntfs2btrfs from there!
I'll try it out on the weekend, good suggestion :3c
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