mr_smartepants wrote:Can you please be more specific on what happened?
Yes I integrated all the drivers using the batch script found here.
mr_smartepants wrote:Was the BSOD on the "host" system or on the "target" system?
The BSOD happens after the initial startup of the system to install Windos 7 SP1 RTM x64, tested in a virtual environment VmWare WokStation.
mr_smartepants wrote:Let me guess:
You integrated ALL the DriverPacks into a Win7 image using a batch script. (what DriverPacks and what versions were integrated, and what batch script? Was the integration successful? Was the install successful?)
If the Win7 install onto the target system was successful, you then used SAD2 to update the drivers on the target system even though you already integrated them into the source. And you got the BSOD before/after running SAD2?
Or was the BSOD on the "host" system during the driver integration into an offline image?
Yes I integrate all the drivers on the host using a batch script sitema taught forum. Below is the batch script.
@echo off
Title Adicionando Driver index 4
set mount1=E:\W7T_x64\Mount1
set mount2=E:\W7T_x64\Mount2
set mount3=E:\W7T_x64\Mount3
set mount4=E:\W7T_x64\Mount4
set mount5=E:\W7T_x64\Boot1
set mount6=E:\W7T_x64\Boot2
set seven=H:\W7T_x64\Win7Sp1_Drv\sources
set driver-main=H:\W7T_x64\Driver\Main
echo.
echo Removendo Log Dism
echo.
del /s /q %windir%\Logs\DISM\dism.log
echo.
echo Montando as 4 Index
echo.
echo Criando Os Diretorios
echo.
mkdir E:\W7T_x64\Boot1
mkdir E:\W7T_x64\Boot2
mkdir E:\W7T_x64\Mount1
mkdir E:\W7T_x64\Mount2
mkdir E:\W7T_x64\Mount3
mkdir E:\W7T_x64\Mount4
echo.
echo Add Driver a Index 4
echo.
echo Montando imagem Index 4
echo.
dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:%seven%\install.wim /Index:4 /MountDir:%mount4%
echo.
echo Add drive Index 4
echo.
dism /image:%mount4% /Add-Driver /driver:%driver-main% /recurse /ForceUnsigned
echo.
echo Save changes Index 4
echo.
dism /Unmount-Wim /MountDir:%mount4% /Commit
echo.
echo Limpando
echo.
DISM.exe /Cleanup-Wim
echo.
echo Removendo Diretórios das imagens
echo.
rmdir /S /Q E:\W7T_x64\Boot1
rmdir /S /Q E:\W7T_x64\Boot2
rmdir /S /Q E:\W7T_x64\Mount1
rmdir /S /Q E:\W7T_x64\Mount2
rmdir /S /Q E:\W7T_x64\Mount3
rmdir /S /Q E:\W7T_x64\Mount4
These packages are the packages that I integrate drivers on the host image (off-line.)
DP_AMDfilter_wnt6-x64_1110.7z
DP_Audio_wnt6-x64_1111.7z
DP_CardReaders_wnt6-x64_11041.7z
DP_Chipset_wnt6-x64_1111.7z
DP_Gaming_wnt6-x64_812.7z
DP_Graphics_A_wnt6-x64_1111.7z
DP_Graphics_B_wnt6-x64_1112.7z
DP_Graphics_Mobile_wnt6-x64_1111.7z
DP_LAN_wnt6-x64_1112.7z
DP_MassStorage_wnt6-x64_1110.7z
DP_Misc_wnt6-x64_11051.7z
DP_Monitors_wnt6-x64_911.7z
DP_Touchpad_Mouse_wnt6-x64_1110.7z
DP_Webcam_wnt6-x64_1103.7z
DP_WLAN_wnt6-x64_1104.7z
Integration within the image is a success. When I test in a virtual environment, after the first boot BSOD happens.
When I use the SAD on the target system the BSOD does not happen.
mr_smartepants wrote:Sorry if I'm confused on what you did.
We need more details if we're to help with any kind of accuracy.
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