nick²
Nov 17 2006, 04:24 PM
I spent quite a lot of time putting a lot of commercial software on the UBCD4Win build. Finding the (working) plugins were extremely difficult. I think it would potentially be a good idea to gather some of the most popular commercial plugins, and leave them in the build. This could potentially save a lot of people a good amount of time..
It would probably only take a few megs since most of them are just batch and .inf files.
SteelTrepid
Nov 17 2006, 04:34 PM
Email me the plugins and I'll be glad to include them in the next release. We've developed a working KAV plugin we plan to release with 3.02 and was working on a few others. Your help would save us a lot of time!!
hilander999
Nov 17 2006, 09:37 PM
Most plugins without any files added are only a few kb when zipped.
We are already in the process of doing exactly what you are adking for, so pleae send (or post) the plugins you feel would be a good addition for comercial software additions so we can evaluate them & decide what to add & what type of software is being used on the comercial side of things.
@ALL
This applies to anyone that may have sugestions for what plugins should be added for a "Comercial" group.
nick²
Nov 20 2006, 06:41 PM
A lot of the plugins I have are made by hand. Some of the one's I've downloaded have been edited.
I'd gladly submit them to you, but if I'd submit a large group of plugins to you I'd need some sort of standard format to do it in.
For instance, should I assume the plugin user can use SFX or winrar to make a self extracting executable? Should I include necessary windows files in the plugins? Should it be formatted to use a "files" folder, or just the base directory?
I'm still trying to finish some plugins.. I'm trying to use a registry / file change monitoring program to make a Symantec Antivirus Corporate plugin and there is just a lot to load up.. Do you guys know of any way to output debug information? It would be nice to see what is causing the hangups...
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