Laserman34170, on 03 January 2013 - 04:40 AM, said:
Heracles421, on 02 January 2013 - 09:26 PM, said:
I'll save you (Or at least try to)!
This small program checks all the disks that are plugged into any disk drive that's connected to the machine for a startup file, if the computer finds a startup file in the disk it'll search inside it and check if the first line contains the magical word (Defined at the bottom of the program). If it does the computer is unlocked and you're free to type whatever you want (Feel free to change this if you're using it on your mail server), if it doesn't it'll erase the startup file to prevent users from stopping the console
That won't work. In the bios.lua, it calls the shell program, and in the shell program it checks for a startup file. It runs the disk startup, and is there isn't, it runs the startup on the computer. You never get ran first, so its impossible to protect the computer unless you edit the bios.lua / shell program.
I know that, but if you don't insert a disk before running the program everything is fine. Why? Because if you insert the disk it will automatically erase the startup file, therefore the disk won't have any file to boot on startup and you'll be totally safe, assuming you are running the program.
x0pk1n, on 03 January 2013 - 06:27 AM, said:
Broke it, found a way to make it crash....
Could you wait a day before actually trying to break other's programs? Lol
You're a complete troll