[FIXED in 7.06] Chipset 6.0.8 locks up Dell Optiplex GX520 (Page 3 of 4)

masterwolfe, can you please give us a link to driver that works?
I want to look at the supported HWIDs in that one.

yesterday I downloaded the intel INF installer listed at Asus, for the type of mobo you listed.

in DP 8.00.1008, at asus 7.00.1020
>edit> the HWIDs? same... Strange, huh?

I'l have to look wether I have a copy of DP chips 605.

Last edited by jtdoom (2007-04-09 06:44:57)

I just corrected that post, I looked a bit harder..

DP has the newer, 8.00.1008 is newer than 7.00.1020 (asus)

I don't use the jmicron, just the ICH7R, so I have it disabled in the BIOS. I am not well versed in the intricacies of drivers so I'm not sure what has changed... you guys can baffle me easily I'm just a user who enjoys the convenience of driver packs and slipstreaming and spends waaaaaay too much time building and rebuilding (both hardware and software wise) this machine and my gal's.

Hello all!  This thread has been the missing puzzle piece to a project I've been working on for work.  Without it, I would have kept going around and around in a giant oval!  By using the 6.05 Chipset driver pack along with the updated driver packs (7.04), I finally have been able to make a universal unattended XP slip w/ drivers & 3rd-party apps for the Dell machines within my department.  Since the disc's creation, I've successfully tested the slip on a Dell Optiplex GX520, Latitude E105, and an Inspiron 6400.  If the disc continues to be successful with the Dells, then it will become the department's stock installation disc!

@Bashrat, Thanks for the driver packs... I've talked to my supervisor to see what we can do to to support driverpacks project.

Peter
Chemistry & Biochemistry IT Services
University of Texas at Austin

Hi
This info is useful.

6.05 had 119 files for XP in intel chipset, and later versions of Intel drivers dropped support for old stuff.

This is a TEST version, built on May30th.
http://users.pandora.be/jtdoom/DP_Chips … 59test1.7z

If this works, let us know, please?

chipset706test1

Hi,
I would sure like to know wether our latest release fixed this issue, for this release has more or less been implementing same thing CBITS did.
I downloaded just about all archived chipset drivers from Intel, and the latest.
Then I used those to build our fresh pack with NO OLD files missing, and the newer ones got added/overwrote older.
The SP folder was not present in latest INTEL driver, and latest driver supported all OSes.
I Kept the SP folders, tho, and because I intended to use a single folder for all OSes, I made sure each folder had all files in it that the other had. (They were all the same files, but one \SP folder had an extra file and that got included in the other \SP folders) .

Then I discovered I could not use a single folder (which I had calledl X86 in a private test version.), because when I tested this with Method 1, I got an error like <IN\XP folder missing> during slipstream.
((Using this X86 folder, building a Disc with Method 2 ran without problem.))

So, the release has same folder stucture it had, but all OLD files these machines might use are included, and this should finally solve this issue.

(this Intel update in Chipset and mass storage DriverPack aimed to solve the issues)

I'd like to hear feedback, so that this can maybe get the topic title change we all like to see.

Can we get rid of [NOT FIXABLE] ?
You tell us.

Last edited by jtdoom (2007-06-18 22:02:45)

wouild love to givethis a go if its a fix for the dells. ive got several models i can try this on..

Links above dont presently work for downloading the pack.

OK ill give the offical new release a go..

cheers

Thanks,
if you can do this, all the better.

by the way, there is a problem with M1 if you run it WITHOUT QSC.
(and if I change Intel's foldernames, also when one uses M1 with QSC.)