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L2server vs Windows 2008


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The file l2Server is not started.

Problem signature:

  Problem Event Name: APPCRASH

  Application Name: L2Server_1221_0208_dll.exe

  Application Version: 0.0.0.0

  Application Timestamp: 43e9e657

  Fault Module Name: StackHash_35e4

  Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0

  Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000

  Exception Code: c0000005

  Exception Offset: 000000001d7e0000

  OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.1296.17

  Locale ID: 1049

  Additional Information 1: 35e4

  Additional Information 2: 35e4b931936c94f080960638f4797efd

  Additional Information 3: 2012

  Additional Information 4: 2012dc9f5b32c4f7a5f6bf9347ad306b

 

Windows 2008 web, me have told that on  it is impossible to start the server, it is true?

And if is not present, how to start?????

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Tried a few times to get l2server to run windows various versions of Windows 2008 but was never able to so I think it is not compatible.

 

Better to use Windows Server 2003 x64.

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Open PP had a fix inserted into it's SVN long ago, by... i forgot was it kation or kuroi or... fyyre?

Someone.

 

Seems to be a problem after fishing data with some different instructions opcodes machine wise vs new windows 2008 architecture.

When it's calling some waitthread que function, that screws it all up.

 

 

//OpenPP / Normal NA/EU c4 Exe.

	// Vista 64 / Windows 2008 Server (Incompatibility) [Fixes the Crash During the Loadage of L2Server]
WriteInstruction(0x6432F6, 0x643307, 0, 0xE9);				// Forced Jump

 

Since it's giveaway your using dVamp - and it's more or less identical, it's just switching hook/jump adress to it's corresponding proper memory adress.

 

// Vista 64 / Windows 2008 Server (Incompatibility) [Fixes the Crash During the Loadage of L2Server] // dVampire
WriteInstruction(0x643AA6, 0x643AB7, 0, 0xE9);				// Forced Jump

 

 

Could try that, but if it crashes straight on startup obviously something is more is wrong,  that would require research.

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