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Top 20 XP Questions And Answers. Make A Quick Boot Diskette #1. Using System Restore #1 #2 Flashing Your BIOS. Take Ownership Of A File Or Folder #1. Delete Undeletable Files And Folders #1 #2. Address Common Stop Messages #1 #2. Remove Windows Messenger #1. Startups, Processes, And Services #1 #2. Power off your device. Insert your console’s SD card into your computer. This is the SD card from your 3DS, not the SD card from your flashcart. Copy SafeB9SInstaller.firm to the root of your console’s SD card and rename it to boot.firm. Copy boot.3dsx from the Luma3DS.zip to the root of your console’s SD card. SciresM released this on Jun 3, 2017. Boot9/Boot11 code execution. Fixes some critical bugs due to rushed 1.0 release. When requested, framebuffers are now passed via argv rather than using legacy cakebrah buffers. The loader now runs from a stub in itcm.

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READ ALL THE POSTS IN THIS THREAD TO GET AN UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT TO DO AND WHERE TO GET THE FILES - 15/08/2001
NEWS NEWS NEWS - 24/04/2001
THE SELF EXTRACTING ZIP FILES ARE NOW READY
EMAIL ME AND I WILL SEND YOU THE FILES
YOU CAN THEN RUN THEM TO CREATE A BOOT DISK AND PUT THE SB16 EMULATION FILES ON YOUR HARD DRIVE
INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED
IMPORTANT UPDATE - 11/04/2001
YOU CAN STILL FOLLOW THE METHOD OUTLINED BELOW OR SEE MY POST LATER IN THIS THREAD
AS SOON AS I'VE DONE MY DOCUMENTATION I'LL POST AGAIN
Ok here is how I went about creating a bootdisk that allows me to play some DOS games that I had problems with in WinMe and/or SBLive Value! card. (I did a lot of searching for the information but the sites that I mention is where I got what I needed, I have no affiliation with them and there may well be other sites that have similar information.).
1. Went here http://www.myshed.net/bootdisks/boot98se.exe and downloaded the BOOT98SE.EXE and ran it to create a Win98 boot disk.
2. Went here http://atlas.hemmet.chalmers.se/livecenter/showpage.php?id=39 and downloaded SBLIVESB16.ZIP file containing SB16 emulation files.
3. Created a directory on C: called SBLive.
4. Created a directory on C: called BootDOS.
5. Unzipped SBLIVE2SB16.ZIP into C:SBLive.
6. Searched for HIMEM.SYS and EMM386.EXE on C: drive and copied them to C:BootDOS
7. Copied COMMAND.COM from Win98 boot disk to C:BootDOS
8. Deleted DRVSPACE.BIN, EBD.CAB, EBD.SYS, EXTRACT.EXE, FDISK.EXE, FINDRAMD.EXE, RAMDRIVE.SYS, README.TXT and SETRAMD.BAT from the Win98 boot disk.
9. Edited CONFIG.SYS, took out most of the stuff that was in there. Added the first 2 lines and end up as follows:-
device=c:bootdoshimem.sys
device=c:bootdosemm386.exe noems
;[CD]
device=oakcdrom.sys /D:mscd001
device=btdosm.sys
device=flashpt.sys
device=btcdrom.sys /D:mscd001
device=aspi2dos.sys
device=aspi8dos.sys
device=aspi4dos.sys
device=aspi8u2.sys
device=aspicd.sys /D:mscd001
;[COMMON]
files=10
buffers=10
dos=high,umb
stacks=9,256
lastdrive=z
1. Load HIMEM.SYS
2. Load EMM386.EXE (for use by SB16 emulation)
3 -11. Load various CD rom drivers that should cater for the majority of CD rom types
12-16. Sets some other DOS variables.
10. Edit AUTOEXEC.BAT, again taking out most of the stuff, adding some stuff and ending up with:-
@<hidden> off
path=a:;c:;c:windows;c:windowscommand;c:sblive;d:;
set comspec=c:bootdoscommand.com
set temp=c:
set tmp=c:
lh mscdex.exe /d:mscd001 /l:d
lh c:progra~1micros~1mousemouse.exe /q
set blaster=a220 i5 d1 h5 p330 t6
set ctsyn=c:sblive
sbeinit
c:
1. Sets echo off so every statement following is not repeated to the screen as it is executed.
2. Sets the directory path so that when a command is type in at the DOS prompt it will look through all the directories named to try and fin it.
3. Sets the location of the command program copied earlier (not actually required as it will default to a:command.com if you leave this out).
4-5. Set the location for temporary files.
6. Load high the CD executable file.
7. Load high the mouse executable (only required if you need a mouse in DOS, location may be different).
8. Sets the sound blaster variable.
9. Sets the location CTSYN file.
10. Runs the SBEINIT program to initialize the SB16 emulation.
11. Sets the prompt at C:
When the system is booted with this disk in, it says Starting Windows 98 and then boots up to a DOS prompt.
I can see some problems with this boot disk because some of the files are being run off the boot disk and others are being run off the hard disk eg HIMEM.SYS, EMM386.EXE, MSCDEX.EXE, MOUSE.EXE and these may be later versions of files tha would normally run with Win98.
The Boot662.exe at http://www.myshed.net/bootdisks/boot622.exe creates a boot disk for DOS 6.22, and appears to have all the files on the disk, so maybe that is more consistent method, I haven't tried yet.
Basically it really is a matter of trial and error and numerous reboots.
Hope this has been of some help.
[Edited by Nix on 14-05-2001 at 08:49]

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