40 replies to this topic

[neeko]

Hi,

i'd like to add drivers for graphic chipset (Intel G41) to my Win7PE_SE iso. I downloaded those on Intel's site. I got a .zip containing a Setup.exe and many other files, including a folder with a lot of dlls and sys.

How to add it into my project ? All tutorials i found talks about .inf, not about a setup.exe

Thanks

[linuxbaby]

Hi too

i export the drivers i need with the tool "double driver" (inf-files and more) and import the drivers in my Win7PE-System (driver integration)
i doesnt found another way to extrakt *.exe to *inf


http://download.chip...2.1_138645.html

[al_jo]

Think “your” driver is included in Driverpacks GraphicB:
http://driverpacks.n...erpacks/windows
It should be the “1” drivers:
DP_Graphics_B_wnt6-x86_1106\x86\G_B\Intel\1

Use the “Driver Integration” script.

[neeko]

I'm gonna try al_jo's suggestion for the moment, it seems to be more friendly

Wait & see

Edit : i don't find any suitable drive integration script

Edited by neeko, 07 June 2011 - 10:16 AM.

[al_jo]

I'm gonna try al_jo's suggestion for the moment, it seems to be more friendly

Wait & see

Edit : i don't find any suitable drive integration script

The script should be in:
\Win7PE_SE\Projects\Win7PE_SE\Drivers
Attaching the script if it’s deleted…

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•  zz_Drivers.7z   6.42KB   61 downloads

[neeko]

Oh, that script. Ok, i've got already it

[neeko]

It doesn't work, nothing happened. The drivers you made me dl look like the drivers i had already dl. And i don't see in Driver Integration script where they are supposed to be installed.

It talks about .inf files, which i don't have.

I really don't understand.

[al_jo]

It doesn't work, nothing happened. The drivers you made me dl look like the drivers i had already dl. And i don't see in Driver Integration script where they are supposed to be installed.

It talks about .inf files, which i don't have.

I really don't understand.

You have to download the torrent file and the download the
zipped file with utorrent, or similar, then extract the downloaded file.
Then do as showing in attach pic...

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[neeko]

Oh ok, i have to go so far into subfolders. Let's try

[neeko]

Well, it doesn't work. I need those drivers to set a widescreen resolution, and the resolution didn't change. So i deduce that it doesn't work.

[MedEvil]

What says the device manager in PE?
Are there any error messages? What drivers are used by the graphics card?

[neeko]

There is no driver installed. It uses default drivers, so i can use only 4:3 resolution (from 640*320 to 1920*1440), and display monitors are in 16:9.

The device manager displays the chipset with a yellow triangle. Thanks to that, i know the driver is not installed.

Edited by neeko, 08 June 2011 - 10:07 AM.

[gnikolic]

Hello All!

I have a partly answer on this but, I am building Win7PE_SE for using on server systems where primarly hard drive controller are some RAID controller.

What is the best solution for possibility to PE recognize at start my RAID (and LAN if can) controllers and to start them?
Integration what al_jo said or Driver packasge installer?

I am notecing that I want to pack all of Mass Storage Controllers and for LAN controllers, from DriverPack site and specially mine for some controllers (fakeRAID) that are not listed in DriverPack too.

Thanx.
GNikolic.

[neeko]

You should open a new topic, considering your issue doesn't look like mine

[gnikolic]

@neeko... I dont think that I am having issue because this isnt a problem. I want add a driver to my PE too.


thanx.

[neeko]

It doesn't work at all. I loaded the good directory, but resolution still in 4:3 ...

[linuxbaby]

that is with me too. I keep the construction of the standard pe-option and change only after the ufd start, the graphic resolution.

[neeko]

But :
- it would be better that resolution be in place at startup
- i can't change resolution manually, except with a little program. And even in this program, i have only 4:3 resolutions.

[linuxbaby]

But :
- it would be better that resolution be in place at startup
- i can't change resolution manually, except with a little program. And even in this program, i have only 4:3 resolutions.

do you have the script "original display drivers" in startup? No? Than put it activ and rebuild the ISO and test it.
I can change the screenresulotion in startet XPE.

[neeko]

I don't know what that script is. Google doesn't help me.

[linuxbaby]

do you have the script "original display drivers" in startup? No? Than put it activ and rebuild the ISO and test it.
I can change the screenresulotion in startet XPE.

the script is part of win7PE_SE. You'll find it at drivers.

download the project new, if you no longer have the script original display drivers

only to exercise

[neeko]

Oh, the project has really changed from 3 months ago ! I have an older version.

[linuxbaby]

Oh, the project has really changed from 3 months ago ! I have an older version.

Change the old version of the new version and take a test, also in terms of your graphics.

[neeko]

I'm trying just with the script for the moment. I'll see for changing the whole project later.

Edited by neeko, 14 June 2011 - 11:26 AM.

[al_jo]

When running your PE in a RM:
In ”Start” > ”Computer Management” > ”Drivers” you
should have something similar as showing in attached pic,
if you did everything right in Winbuilder.
It’s working here (having ATI only)
Can change here in my PE to any resolution with “ResolutionChanger”.

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