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skip to content virtually fun fun with virtualization. found this great novell sticker captain netware, we like to go online remember when the novell unix client was everywhere? remember when ipx/spx was a thing? author neozeed posted on september 14, 2018 september 14, 2018 categories novell netware 3.12 2 comments on found this great novell sticker opennt 4.5 revisited opennt 4.5 installed it’s been a few years since tenox had mentioned opennt 4.5, and in that time the project pages, repositories and well just about everything has vanished. it seems that the hardest thing to do with opennt had become finding it. then i found this over on vetusware , and with my curiosity piqued, i thought i’d check it out. as mentioned the first thing to do is combine the parts, and create the single 7zip file, and then extract that. copy /b "opennt45(source).z00" + "opennt45(source).z01" + "opennt45(source).z02" "opennt45(source).7z" extracting that will give a simple iso file, weighing in at 1.7gb! while not obvious at first, there is a readme in the iso that provides instructions on how to compile it. basically it boils down to a few main points: xcopy the cd onto a ‘w’ drive, or subst any other drive to ‘w’ as apparently the build process requires it to be on w. did i mention that the cd needs to be copied onto the w drive? run the ‘setup.cmd’ file to configure the environment and get the build process ready run ztestbuild and do a clean build. it will run and eventually fail. run ztestbuild again, but do not do the clean build, and it should finish run \cdimg\genall to create the iso image so with those points basically figured out after the fact, let’s go! the first thing to do is either create a vm to compile this in, or just xcopy and go. the big requirement though is that it must be a 32bit version of windows, as part of the build process requires the ability to use ntvdm. for simplicity sake, i chose windows 2000 server, so i could allocate 2gb of ram, and 4 cpu cores. during the build it doesn’t use that much memory, cores are more so important during various phases of the build that can seemingly use any and all cores, while various other parts only run on a single core. opennt disk space after a build. i chose to use a separate ‘c’ drive, and ‘w’ drive for the 2000 vm. with no idea how much space to give it, i setup a 32gb w drive, which after the build takes up just under 4gb of space. with the vm installed, and the w drive formatted, and the contents of the cd copied over, it’s time to start the build. phase 1 so basically you just answer ‘y’ to ztestbuild.cmd and it’ll do it’s thing. for me this took about 42 minutes for this to run until it failed, as expected. failure building mvdm looking at the \binaries\nt directory there was now 1,274 files currently built. naturally with the failure this is not a complete build. starting phase 2 after this failure you then re-run ztestbuild.cmd but this time answer ‘no’ to the clean build. this step took about 15 minutes to complete. the \binaries\nt directory now has 1293 files. checking the binaries\nt directory there is now 1,293 files and looking at the entire directory there is 2,624 files taking up about 120mb of space . with the os compiled, all that remains is to create an install cd and boot it up. running \cdimg\genall.cmd will create the iso image. creating the iso with cdimage 2.47 this will compress almost all the files, and took another 15 minutes to create the cd. after this is all done it’s just a matter of setting up a vm to run the nt45wks.iso file. bluescreen bootup of opennt 4.5 the first thing you notice is the extra banners on opennt 4.5, when compared to a retail copy of nt 4.0. opennt project and of course the different branding during setup. one of the nice things about opennt is that it can format filesystems directly as ntfs, instead of the old way of first creating a fat partition, and converting it to ntfs. this ought to bypass all the limitations of disk/partition sizes for the older nt. wow crash running opennt 4.5 on vmware seemed to run the win32 stuff okay, although win16/wow stuff immediately crashed, and ms-dos was incredibly slow with screen redraw issues. i know that nt 4.0 builds prior to sp 6 have issues with many newer emulation/hypervisors even when cpu levels are set to regular pentium. ms-dos dpmi stuff like doom are incredibly slow, and seemingly lock up when launching. oddly enough the os/2 subsystem works just fine. so there it is, the nearly vanished ‘opennt 4.5’. author neozeed posted on september 13, 2018 september 13, 2018 categories microsoft windows , source code , windows nt 4.0 2 comments on opennt 4.5 revisited vmware player and device/credential guard are not compatible! what is this?! well it turns out that by turning on all the sdk stuff for windows 10, including the mobile dev, which includes the windows phone emulator it naturally uses hyper-v. hyper-v hypervisor enabled and naturally the two hypervisor’s wont play nice with each-other. you could just disable it, and go back and forth re-enabling it when needed, or make a new boot selection without it! i found this post here: switch easily between virtualbox and hyper-v witha bcd edit boot entry in windows 8.1 c:\>bcdedit /copy {current} /d "no hyper-v" the entry was successfully copied to {ff-23-113-824e-5c5144ea}. c:\>bcdedit /set {ff-23-113-824e-5c5144ea} hypervisorlaunchtype off the operation completed successfully. note: the id generated from the first command is what you use in the second one. don’t just run it verbatim. when you restart, you’ll then just see a menu with two options… windows 10 no hyper-v sounds easy enough, doesn’t it? bcd boot menu and just like that on power up, i can switch between hyper-v and no hyper-v. author neozeed posted on september 12, 2018 september 12, 2018 categories hyper visors , hyper-v , microsoft windows , vmware , windows 10 , windows 8 3 comments on vmware player and device/credential guard are not compatible! sql 2017 from 4.21a.. i would never ever recommend this, but… isqlw connecting to a linux sql server i didn’t do anything to set this up. i just searched for isqlw and for some reason this ancient one showed up in the search path, and it connected. i didn’t notice it at first until it didn’t like the newer shift insert/delete operations, as back then you needed to use control c/v .. not being able to stop there, i fired up the admin tool. it complains that the stored procedure sp_msadmin_version is missing. however you can go ahead and create it… create procedure sp_msadmin_version as select “microsoft sql administrator script version 4.20.22.1” go and it’ll connect. yes you can track stats in sort of real time oddly enough things that talk to the server work okay. things related to the databases don’t work at all. sqlserver 2017 on linux users i even can admin users from 4.21’s admin program. i guess the sp_msadmin_* scripts could be fixed up for 2017, allowing for a more robust experience, but i really can’t think of any reason why to do it. i’m more surprised that all the new odbc drivers since vista won’t talk to sql server 4.21, 6.0, & 7.0, but it seems the client tools can talk to the new server. i’ve even created the infamous ‘pubs’ database from the 4.21a script as well. again not very useful, but all the more fun! pubs installation wasn’t too hard, but a little weird to re-produce. anyways you’ll need to trust the ms key wget -qo- https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc | sudo apt-key add - and then i added this into the /etc/apt/sources.list: deb [arch=amd64] https://packages.microsoft.com/debian/9/prod stretch main deb [arch=amd64] https://packages.microsoft.com/ubuntu/16.04/mssql-server-2017 xenial main and then run the following to download mssql & the needed bits. it’ll prompt a few times to agree to the license: apt-get update;apt-get upgrade apt-get install apt-transport-https accept_eula=y apt-get install m

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Domain Name: VIRTUALLYFUN.COM
Registry Domain ID: 1743834814_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.wildwestdomains.com
Registrar URL: http://www.wildwestdomains.com
Updated Date: 2018-09-10T16:44:34Z
Creation Date: 2012-09-09T22:52:50Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-09-09T22:52:50Z
Registrar: Wild West Domains, LLC
Registrar IANA ID: 440
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Name Server: LEAH.NS.CLOUDFLARE.COM
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