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[togo] Add Windows To Go support - part 4

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* Ignore partitions we don't care about
* Fix issues with AltMountVolume()
* Try to support 4k drives when setting up MS EFI partition
* Zero the start of the MSR partition to prevent leftover detection
* Fix unwanted use of MBR hidden sectors and redundant CloseHandle()
* Fix addon of BIOS compatibility extra partition
* Print apply image progress to info box
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Pete Batard 2015-01-20 21:50:24 +00:00
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@ -415,8 +415,10 @@ t MSG_195 "Using embedded version of %s file(s)"
t MSG_196 "IMPORTANT: THIS DRIVE USES A NONSTANDARD SECTOR SIZE!!\n\n"
"Conventional drives use a 512-byte sector size but this drive uses a %d-byte one. "
"In many cases, this means that you will NOT be able to boot from this drive.\n"
"Rufus can still try to create a bootable drive, but there is NO WARRANTY that it will work."
"Rufus can try to create a bootable drive, but there is NO WARRANTY that it will work."
t MSG_197 "Nonstandard sector size detected"
t MSG_198 "Windows To Go can only be installed on a GPT partitioned drive if it has "
"the FIXED attribute set. The current drive was not detected as FIXED."
# Status messages - these messages will appear on the status bar
t MSG_201 "Cancelling - Please wait..."
@ -505,6 +507,9 @@ t MSG_263 "Use PROPER size units"
t MSG_264 "Deleting directory '%s'"
t MSG_265 "VMWare disk detection"
t MSG_266 "Dual UEFI/BIOS mode"
t MSG_267 "Applying Windows image: %d%% completed"
t MSG_268 "Applying Windows image..."
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