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Gampy wrote:I just may have to retract my last statement, I may of accidentally left a kernel in RAM ...

However, I have just erased sector 0x40000 (on an AMD P59), powered down the PCM and now PCM Hammer is unable to recover it!

Real bad idea. Now pcm thinks it have bad checksum if even reach that without crashing in ffs region. To put in recovery mode last 2 bytes of bin or last 2 bytes of caldata segments must be erased. Only option now is pin grounding to revive the pcm.

I'm back at it again...

I have recently rewrote my patching program from scratch in C after going through a couple online courses. I'm now dealing with Windows Defender deleting it immediately when I copy and paste it to my desktop.

I can run it just fine from the location where the compiler saves it, but I imagine anyone downloading it would have the same issue. I have never had to deal with this before so any suggestions would be appreciated.

That seems strange. Defender doesnt delete anything I compile and copy around, and I dont do anything special. What does defender say about it?

Are you encrypting it or anything like that, self modifying, relocating objects, moving memory, that sort of thing.

-Enjoy

I’ll have to check when I get home the exact error that it gives me, but it says it’s severe and I’m not even able to allow it to be bypassed or at least I wasn’t able to.

Not encrypting anything, not sure what self modifying or relocating objects means, I am copying memory (memcpy) in it.

if you can zip it up rather than copy it and want to pm me a copy I can test on my machine and see what it says. Its not impossible it really is a virus or something, so I'll play it safe investigating on my side.

Ok, well today it decided it didn't want to flag it. And I had one other person test it and they didn't have any problems so that's nice.

If it comes back up I'll take note of the error.