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With instanced installation, a single MO installation is is used to manage mods pertaining to multiple games and/or mod builds within the same game. Data for each instance is stored under %LocalAppData%/ModOrganizer. Think of instances as an extension to MO's profile system in that the instance acts as a completely independent 'profile' that applies to a specific game (and/or a specific mod list for the same game). While normal MO Profiles allow independent management of game configuration (INI) files, enabled mods, enabled plugins, mod prioritization, etc., they each pertain to the same game and each share the same mod list. This is a significant limitation when one attempts to manage two completely different mod builds for the same game. This essentially combines mods from each build into a single mod list, adding a lot of 'noise' in the form of mods that will never be enabled. Instances allow everything to be partitioned and independent, which mimics the 'portable' installation methodology without the multiple (and redundant) MO installations. Clicking on the button allows switching instances.
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Along with the icons in the flag column showing conflicts, there is also a colour-highlighting applied to mods that are either 'winning' or 'losing' a conflict with the selected mod. ie. mods that have files that are not loaded into the game are shown as green, and those that replace the selected mod's files are shown as red.
The Data tab provides an overview of how the Skyrim Data directory is seen when a program is launched through Mod Organizer. The File column tells the name of the file and the Mod column tells us the source of the file. If the name reported in the Mod column is colored red, another mod is active that would have provided the same file, but the mod reported in red is currently overwriting that file. If you hover over the red mod name, it will tell you where the conflicting file is located. Ticking Show only conflicts at the bottom of this tab will cause it to only display files that have conflicts between mods.The context menu in the Data tab accessed by right-clicking provides several useful options. The Open/Execute option will open any file using the default program, or execute the file if it is a EXE or JAR executable application. The Add as Executable option is useful to add applications installed to the data directory quickly to Mod Organizer's list of executables. The Hide option will add a .mohidden file extension to whatever file you are hiding, making it effectively nonexistent. The Write to file option will create a text file listing every single file in your virtual data directory and its source. It will present you with a Save As dialog box, to which you can type whatever name you want for the filename. It is suggested to add a .txt file extension in this window to make opening the file with a text editor simpler. The Refresh option, as well as the big refresh button at the top of the tab, will check for any changes and make sure what you are seeing is current and accurate.
FOMODs can sometimes be installed using Fallout Mod Manager (FOMM) by running it through Mod Organizer (MO) and creating a mod from the files it dumps inside Overwrite. Please note that FOMM was built for Fallout and may not work for other game FOMODs. Also note that it is preferable to use the default FOMOD installation plugin to using FOMM. For the Fallout games, install FOMM to the game directory in order for Mod Organizer to automatically add it to its list of executables. It may also be added manually by following the instructions in the Third Party Programs chapter.To install a FOMOD through FOMM:
This article assumes you have already hacked your Nintendo Switch and dumped your Nintendo Switch keys(prod.keys) and firmware file(s). This guide illustrates using aproperly dumped recent game cartridge as an untrimmed XCI file toinstall a firmware directly to Ryujinx. It is also possible to installfirmware from a folder or ZIP file. You may also follow this firmware dumping guide.
Where 0123456789ABCDEF will vary according to the game and the cheat (this is the build id of the executable the cheat attaches itself to). A cheat can also contain several txt files. Cheats are game-specific and version-specific, they will not work if transferred from one game to another or to an incompatible update of the game.
NOTE: You must manually create the custom folder first before using portable mode! After enabling portable mode, you will need to copy your prod.keys file and any desired game data/save data from its original location to the new data folder.
If you just want to quickly change an icon in an existing file, you might be able to hack it up in the Visual Studio resource editor. I tested this with a file by deleting the old icon and adding a new one. The .exe icon changed in Explorer to the new icon, and the new icon appeared on the Start menu when I dragged it there.
This is especially needed if you installed the developer version of msysGit ("Full installer (self-contained) if you want to hack on Git" with the filename msysGit-fullinstall-*.exe), in this case it is necessary that the [MSYSGIT-INSTALL-PATH]\mingw\bin-folder is on the path (i.e. entered in the Extra PATH textbox) in order to execute git.exe.
Next you must specify the command line to execute, starting with the path to the hook script or executable. This could be a batch file, an executable file or any other file which has a valid windows file association, e.g. a perl script.
Starting with TortoiseGit 2.4.0 the overlay icons are case sensitive on filenames. The change was introduced to fix several issues related to casing (such as issue #2654) and git tools (such as git log) being case sensitive on paths. Upon issue #2980 this is configurable starting from TortoiseGit 2.5.0, however, enabling is not recommended. The default is true.
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Have you ever run strings.exe on a malware executable and its output provided you with IP addresses, file names, registry keys, and other indicators of compromise (IOCs)? Great! No need to run further analysis or hire expensive experts to determine if a file is malicious, its intended usage, and how to find other instances. Unfortunately, malware authors have caught on and are trying to deter your analysis. Although these authors try to protect their executables, we will teach you to use the FireEye Labs Obfuscated Strings Solver (FLOSS) to recover sensitive strings from malware executables.
One popular approach malware authors use to protect their software is packing. Packing a program transforms the executable into a compressed and/or obfuscated form. Packed malware can impede your analysis since it requires you to restore the unpacked data first. On the other hand, since packing is unusual, simply flagging on packed files is a reliable way to identify suspicious executables. Packed files can be easily detected via features such as: a small number of imported functions, a high entropy level, or suspicious section header characteristics. So, while packing hides the strings, it makes a malicious binary stick out like a sore thumb.
Instead, attackers often encode sensitive strings individually without packing the entire binary file. This means that during runtime, the program decodes the strings prior to use. For example, the program may decode the strings unconditionally during the initialization routine or decode the strings immediately before their use. Either way, the strings are not visible in the on-disk executable and the file is not trivial to detect. Listing 1 shows pseudo-code of a simple decoding function that decodes obfuscated strings by applying a single-byte XOR with a key of 0x15 to each character.