ntvdmx64-master dos folder missing, you must set up the Razzle... about ntvdmx64 HOT 9 CLOSED

Building only works on Windows XP 32bit. I should have mentioned it in the Readme, but as I was originally referring to the OpenNT build instructions, I didn't mention it seperately. I will correct this missing information on the next update of the README file.

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Did you follow the compilation instructions (there is even a video demonstrating it)?
Looks like you forget to run mkrelease, maybe?
Alternatively, see #7, it seems to be up to date

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I'm going to try again, indeed I did not run mkrelease. Actually, I jumped the Compilation Steps, because it ran without these steps on one of my computers.
And these steps are non-understandable for me (I'm not an expert user, just a student)

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Well, due to legal reasons I cannot release a fully working copy here on github, as this would violate copyright and I don't want this repository to be DMCAed as this would be the end of this project.
Fortunately, other people took the burden of compiling it for you ;-)

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Ok I see. I tried to do it by myself. I successfully arrived until step 3a. Actually, the video was unfortunately cut after step 3.

When I do bld-ntos.cmd or bld.cmd , is that normal to have this?

And when I do mkrelease.bat, I have this error : "The specified path does not exist" (in french)

Once again, now I have my dos folder, but it is empty. W:\ntvdmpatch\release\dos

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There is a part 2 of the video where it continues.
Someone also made a nice tutorial in one video where the steps are shown:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unU7uyFJWmo

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Hello,

I met the same problem as here #18 and I did as you said

Copy alias.exe in tools(HOSTARCH)\idw directory to your local system32 directory.
e.g. If your host machine is x86, copy tools\i386\idw\alias.exe to %SystemRoot%\system32

But it did not work and still display "You must set up the Razzle build environment..."

Before this, when I did zSHtst.cmd, there was this :

Is that a problem?
Should I have create a new user?

I tried this on a Windows 7 64 bit.
Where is the problem?

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Okey, thanks for this information

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Ah, can you put that notice in a more conspicuous location? Like at the beginning of that section, or maybe a NB at the top? It's kind of at the tail end of the src instructions right now. And I gotta be honest, in a large document where you're already skimming for the steps to take, it's easy to miss. But we have a compiled version available ( http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/ntvdmx64.html ) so it's not so bad. And it's not that I don't have access to XP, I do, it's just that setting it up would be a PITA (up to a couple hours of work to get an XP VM to the point where I can do 10 minutes of work? xP)

I really should get a few old OSes set up in permanent VMs that migrate with systems. Sometime.

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