1,751 Reply by OverFlow

(2 replies, posted in Feedback and Support - DriverPacks Base)

bump

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1,752 Reply by OverFlow

(130 replies, posted in Universal Imaging)

the issue is with M1 not M2 wink

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1,753 Reply by OverFlow

(35 replies, posted in Site & Forum Issues And Feedback)

OK...

I am re-uploading it now!

I just verified that my upload MD5 is DE9FCF10F32F65F5458DE308D7768666

Should be done in a few minutes!

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1,754 Reply by OverFlow

(13 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

Again based on looking at your output of the HWIDs tool the driver looks like it is /was installed correctly...

What is your indication that it was not? (did you install the driver manually before you ran the HWIDs tool?)

the fact that it installs manualy but not from sad indicates a BUG in the DPInst.exe program or its switch settings.

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1,755 Reply by OverFlow

(8 replies, posted in DriverPack Mass Storage)

your %SystemRoot%\setupapi.log will contain the why...

search it for PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_2929...

Since you did not tell us which version of DriverPack MassStorage, I have assumed the latest available
DP_MassStorage_wnt5_x86-32_909r6

Both
/I4/iaAHCI.inf   08/07/2009, 8.9.2.1002 and
/I5/ibexahci.inf 06/04/2009, 7.0.0.1013
contain that driver and both are signed...

What pack version(s) did you use? (Hint: include DPs_BASE.log)

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1,756 Reply by OverFlow

(65 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

Oh so you're the one that took it. wink tongue

Thanks for giving back sir! That is Awesome!

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1,757 Reply by OverFlow

(41 replies, posted in News)

NICE catch on the dependency!!!

Let's get a F.A.Q. Impl. A.S.A.P. Mr_S or we'll be F.U.B.A.R. P.D.Q. - R.O.F.L. !

Thought you might be missing acronyms and abbr. now that you're a civilian. tongue LOL big_smile wink

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1,758 Reply by OverFlow

(1 replies, posted in Feedback and Support - DriverPacks Base)

Welcome to DriverPacks Joel!

If you use all the main packs then there is 99.99 percent chance your hardware will be supported.
Only the drivers that your machine needs will remain on your machine the rest will be removed during / after the install. It really is that easy.

However the packs are huge and if you only ever intend to use your install disc on that single laptop you could save hundreds of MB on your install disc by adding only the drivers you specificaly need to your disc.
This is a little harder to do because you must first obtain all the drivers you need yourself and then you must use something to slipstream them. nLite works well for this task it is also very useful to automate and even create and ISO and even burn your installation disc.

DriverPacks primarily targets professional users who encounter "black boxes" where the hardware contained is unknown. Since our packs have been in development for over five years we don't have reports of missing drivers very often. When we get one we add it wink. They are as complete as is humanly possable.
You are not our target audience but you will find that DriverPacks will solve all your driver problems big_smile.
Just be aware that you will probably need to put the install on a DVD.

read the tutorial in my signature and let us know if you need help

have an awesome day.

Jeff

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1,759 Reply by OverFlow

(8 replies, posted in DriverPack Mass Storage)

The only dumb question is the one that is never asked...

Yes SAD should update PnP mass storage drivers...
I can imagine there may be some file in use issues happening though...
I wonder if SAD works from safe mode?

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1,760 Reply by OverFlow

(13 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

Wow...

unsigned drivers should still install, based on the DPInst settings we use.

Can you extract \d\3\x\ti\ and install that driver manually? (from device manager)
Does that also fail?

PS in your HWIDs list it looks like it is installed correctly?

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1,761 Reply by OverFlow

(35 replies, posted in Site & Forum Issues And Feedback)

Wim put me in the cc line on the second support ticket.

They have responded that they
"had the file flushed from all edge locations" and
"haven't reproduced the issue yet, but will continue to try from multiple sites from multiple browsers looking for the cause of the issue."

Did flushing the cache fix the issue?...
Re-uploading the original is the next recommended step if not.

Please report!

Jeff

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1,762 Reply by OverFlow

(3 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

Check your MD5 on your file(s)...

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1,763 Reply by OverFlow

(3 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

It tells us that driver is missing its CAT file and as such is unsigned...

We try not to break signing on drivers...
Sometimes we have no choice, sometimes a file is just missing, other times altered, perhaps moved, etc...
Some times this is intentional and needed in order to eliminate HWID conflicts.
HWIDs may have to be added or removed from the drivers .inf file,
most times if the inf file is altered then signing is broken.

A signed driver is always preferred by PnP over a non-signed, even if the signed driver is older.

We tell DPInst to allow non signed drivers so they will be used, if no signed driver is found that is compatible.


- This is more of a warning message than an error message because we allow unsigned drivers wink.


This error may be deliberate but since I did not do the pack personally I am not certain wink.

Jeff

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1,764 Reply by OverFlow

(14 replies, posted in DriverPack LAN)

sorry for not pointing you at the tool!

check my signature for the HWIDs_tool wink

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1,765 Reply by OverFlow

(35 replies, posted in Site & Forum Issues And Feedback)

Any updates, anyone?...

Fixed / not Fixed

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1,766 Reply by OverFlow

(37 replies, posted in Software)

SAD is documented in the FAQ section of the site (Naturaly) wink
http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic. … 159#p20159

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1,767 Reply by OverFlow

(1 replies, posted in Feedback and Support - DriverPacks Base)

We are Blushing!

Glad to be able to help!

I would like to reciprocate by pointing out how special we think you are,
it is a rare individual who joins just to say thanks! Thank you!
It is also rare that Wim Leers our illustrious leader and full time college student gets a donation.
Thanks for helping to keep the lights on!

Welcome to DriverPacks.net
and have an awesome day

Jeff

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1,768 Reply by OverFlow

(14 replies, posted in DriverPack LAN)

if you could shoot us your HWIDs we can see if we can get that in the next pack

yeah your method is valid! should work every time smile

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1,769 Reply by OverFlow

(13 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

2C898A2E046EE9613D825AE8118BEE2A

is what i get after downloading...

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1,770 Reply by OverFlow

(14 replies, posted in DriverPack LAN)

try http://driverpacks.sytes.net/driverpack … 2_90904.7z
our latest nightly and see if that helps

add that pack to the Plugins\driverpacks.net\base\driverpacks folder
from pebuilder plugins button find DriverPacks BASE and click on it then hit the configure button
then build...

let us know if that works!

Welcome to DriverPacks

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1,771 Reply by OverFlow

(246 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

We are just happy they stop by when they do... And we simply say thanks.

I personaly would not put anyone on the spot and ask them to commit to anything, like a deadline. Personaly, I don't belive that just because someone donates a pack they are some how bound to it forever have to keep it current. Especialy when they get paid nothing.
They donated it to begin with is not that enough?
(That makes them a hero in my mind, and I do see that you recognize the fact in your post)
(they were not abandoned, they were donated as is. With no promises)

They volunteer when they can and I say thank you.

I consider it brash to say hey when do you think you can get around to updating these packs?

Look at it this way - If you don't have time to update a pack, then who will?

I would like nothing better than to see them all updated too!

Thanks for the Props, and Welcome to DriverPacks!

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1,772 Reply by OverFlow

(246 replies, posted in 3rd Party DriverPacks)

these packs are maintained by users... like you... wink

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1,773 Reply by OverFlow

(125 replies, posted in DriverPack Mass Storage)

reference drivers are from chipset manufacturer

http://www.siliconimage.com/support/sea … &cat=3

firmware updates would be included with a BIOS update from the MB maker.

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1,774 Reply by OverFlow

(4 replies, posted in Feedback and Support - DriverPacks Base)

So does M2 wink

The main difference is M2 doesn't create a Searchable disk, in case you wanted to drop the cd in a pc and only update a single driver from device manager useing the new hardware wizard manually and could then select search removable media

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1,775 Reply by OverFlow

(4 replies, posted in Feedback and Support - DriverPacks Base)

We try to make things as easy as possible...

Glad to hear that we succeeded

M1 is considered depreciated and was replaced with M2. (because the limit is much higher)
M1 does still work wink

Welcome to DriverPacks and have a great day!

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