Windows 7 Boot Updater nun auch in deutsch

[moinmoin]

Jeff Bush (coderforlife.com) hat nun die Alpha 11 zur Verfügung gestellt.

Neu gegenüber der Alpha 10:
- Es wird nur noch .NET Framework 2.0 benötigt
- Auch die schwarze Hintergrundfabe kann mit einem Bild ausgestattet werden.
- Neu ist auch das der Ruhezustand separat eingestellt werden kann.
- Und das Programm ist nun in deutsch

Leider hat Jeff wohl vergessen die finale Übersetzung einzubauen, in der auch die Fehler die Manny gefunden hat bereinigt wurden.
Wir hoffen mal das er es bald ändert.
Nun hat er es geändert.

Da der Bootupdater nun ein anderes Aussehen hat, habe ich das Wiki dementsprechend geändert.

https://www.deskmodder.de/wiki/index.ph ... een ändern

Sollten euch im Wiki oder in der Übersetzung weitere Fehler auffallen, scheut euch nicht diese uns mitzuteilen.


Nebenbei mal was Jeff alles unternommen hat um den Windows 7 Boot Updater zum laufen zu bekommen.

Code: Alles auswählen

I just counted the lines (with a program I made quite some time ago). It is currently at 22414 lines (18774 not including empty lines and comments). This included:
.h: C/C++ headers
.c: C code
.cpp: C++ code
.cs: C# code
.resx: managed resource files that I have typed myself, using the resource editor I couldn't do some things
.rc: (Unmanged) resource files that I have typed myself (as above)
.manifest: had to make these myself do make sure certain things happend
.xml: my patch description and the documentation I have typed up
.xsd: for describing the bs7 file format
.bat: my compiling scripts
 There were 139 files counted, taking up 1.046MB (that is 1,096,530 TYPED characters, some copy and pasting in there, but still >1 million!). This does not include some accessory programs that I made (xml-compact: 60 lines, patch-compiler: 759 lines, flash previewer: 791).

 The project takes up 335MB on my computer, not including the 4 virtual machines I use to test, their hard drives (~50GB), and ISOs of the installation media (~20GB). So overall about 75GB, not including the numerous backups I am using now.

 I have had to teach myself many things I had never used before this project:
x86 assembly (and translated many things to machine code BY HAND for the patches)
x86-64 assembly (in fact it has many differences from x86 and I am struggling a lot with this right now)
C#
XML Schema (W3C)
An understanding of the entire boot sequence
How to use WinDBG to debug the boot process
How to use IDA
Flash (re-teach, I did use it about 6 years ago with ActionScript 1, now using ActionScript 3)
 Since starting this project, I have purchased legitimate (at a reduced, student rate) copies of Visual Studio 2010 and Adobe CS5 Design Premium. I definitely will be using those outside of this project, but so far they have been nearly exclusively used by this project.

Quelle sevenforums.com

[Tante Google]