[REL] [x86, 32 bit] DP_Monitor_wnt5_x86-32_070827 (Page 1 of 2)

you have screwed the root path up on your release m8 !

Here are some missing DELL monitor .INFs, if you can add them to the Pack:
Namely UltraSharp Models 1707,1907,2407 and some other models
http://www.narag.net/dp/dell_monitor.7z

I'll do it don't worry

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That's great.

Otherwise, I could just slap these in, shouldn't take too long to do it.

Please report back as soon as you're on it so we aren't both working on it...

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I ought to be able to do same for LG tomorrow, and will probably keep CRT and TFT in separate folders.

toss that medion folder and txt in the recycle bin

I just noticed there are X64 files in there, and I had better looked hard at the filenames for those.

Last edited by Jaak (2007-08-27 09:28:09)

Is there any way to use dir and specified a specific file type ? Like dir *inf ? If I'm able to get all inf file name well I'll have my model list. Any suggestions ?

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Hi

JakeLD, I must tell you medion had several duplicate filenames with different content.
to put all in same folder, I had to rename some ICM files, and edited the references in their INF accordingly.

I also had to rename several catalog files (as they used same name but were different), edited the INF accordingly.

I will mail the medion file.

The supported device you made is a lot better than what I did.
(INF always have more info.)
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medion could have tidied up the names a lot better, but then, of course, they use folders with tell-tale names.

a corrected medion file is in your mailbox

hehe
should it not be
MD\ Edited sixteen INFs to work around duplicated filenames (jaak)

Hi JakeLD
I have worked on a little script we can use for MONITOR pack.

Requirements
SED.EXE

this got me all the supported models straight from the INF files
(and, it makes it possible to spot duplicate INF files which have different content)

pretty much based on the HWIDs fiter script chud posted, and which I adapted to our needs for HWIDs.
(a version for screening *.OEM files is also in the works. )

for the HWIDs
I am still looking for a way in which I can be sure there are NO commented out lines in the CSV.
The comment ; is always at the beginning of a line, but I am looking for help by a SED expert on this.
PLUS, I am looking for a way to only delete the dupes when THREE values are true
only delete the dupes when
The HWID AND the foldername AND the Inf_filename match.

anyway, here is
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scan_MONITOR_INF.cmd
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@ECHO off
Echo Create Comma delimited CSV Supported monitors from MONITOR INF files.
echo.
echo This script removes previous lists if they were not renamed.
echo Bail out if you have to save older files first.
echo.
echo Drag extracted Driver folders from Windows Explorer into Dos-box
echo (or, Type a valid path to that folder. (eg C:\DriverPacks\extracted.)
set /P DPS_INF=
if not exist %DPS_INF% goto nonvalid

cls
Echo on    
::cleanup
del raw-dump*.csv 2>&1>nul

FOR /F "delims=" %%f in ('dir /b /s "%DPS_INF%\*.inf"') DO (

FOR /F "delims=" %%l in ('type "%%f" ^| sed -n "/Monitor\\/p" ^| sed "s/.*\(Monitor\\[0-9A-Za-z&_]*\).*/\1/g"') DO (
echo %%l,%%f >> "raw-dump.csv"
)
)

::filter out the word monitor and the slash
type "raw-dump.csv" | sed "s/Monitor\\//g"> "raw-dump-2.csv"

::sort file
sort "raw-dump-2.csv" /o "raw-dump-MONITOR-sorted.csv"

::remove duped lines
type "raw-dump-MONITOR-sorted.csv" | sed "$!N; /^\(.*\)\n\1$/!P; D" >> "raw-dump-MONITOR-sorted-nodupes.csv"

Last edited by Jaak (2007-09-03 00:30:11)

hi,
you can link to it.

Willkomma to DriverPacks. A 404 is better than 504, and worse than a blank.