George King

@Dietmar Try it with this msrpc.sys from Vista (no missing exports at all files) https://anonfiles.com/T7A23dc1y0/msrpc_sys Or try to patch it, seems like driver itself doesn't need that function

I have compiled it, modded INF, fixed missing exports are redirected to ntoskrnx.exe (one kernel from One-Core-API) / ntoskrn8.sys. @DietmarHere is 32bit driver to try https://anonfiles.com/d9p63ec4y8/Ported_i219_driver_iso

@Dietmar Can you please upload compiled this new ntoskrn8.sys?

Just fix import to ntoskrn8.sys instead ntoskrnl.exe and thats all if you have already compiled ntoskrn8.sys from post above

@Dietmar Windows 7 NDIS is 6.3, Vista NDIS is 6.0 @Damnation Which one have you get as target? Here are latest files for both architectures and versions https://www.mediafire.com/file/serxsmclqslf5cv/NDIS6.0+6.3_latest_untouched.7z/file

Seems like we fixed it under 7 too as it was probably caused by corrupted acpi.sys. Using my patched (resigned too) it worked

True, link fixed. Stupid mistake when renaming folders..

If you change it from splash.asp?page=3&auenabled=true& to splash.asp?page=3&auenabled=true or to splash.asp?page=3 same result?

@LanXing Does this DDB hack help? EDIT: Fixed achitectures https://anonfiles.com/vca7hfc0y0/ACPI2.0_DDB_Fix_7z

Another BSOD from MDL, on Z690 machine mentioned here https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/god-damn-0x0000007b.85292/

What MRT (KB890830) version is offered by Microsoft Update?

Try to look into advapi32.dll from One-Core-Api, it have mentioned function Here is needed file set https://www.mediafire.com/file/3qkzns2rw4ds5z9/advapi32_One-Core-API-x86.7z/file https://github.com/Skulltrail192/One-Core-Api

Nice, I just included it so now more users can report possible problems

Here are compiled ACPI2.0 v4 from latest sources 1) x86 Windows XP x86 SP3 (5.1.2600.7777.4) + Windows Server 2003 SP2 (5.2.3790.7777.4) debug and free 2) x64 Windows Server 2003 / XP SP2 (5.2.3790.7777.4) debug and free https://www.mediafire.com/file/wsqgptapdrxhidf/ACPI2.0_v4_x86+x64_5.1+5.2.7z/file Extras included: a) _OSI extra OS list to unlock hidden devices b) modded acpiosnt.rc to overwrite PruductVersion attribute in file info, replaced "," with "." so it's now in same logic as other standard files, added .4 to easily detect which patch was used as build base

I have fixed it. I tried /Degbw and noticed tools\amd64\mofcomp.exe doesn't work properly on Windows 10 x64 host (same as build.exe). I grabbed these two from tools\x86 and now it's builded without errors!

It still complains about missing wmilog.bmf and WMI line must be commented in acpiosnt.rc, otherwise acpi.sys is not created

Seems better, but still needs some touch in acpisym.c, acpiosnt.rc - WMI line is problematic, commenting line can produce acpi.sys (It boots XP x64 on Asus K53SV laptop), but compile errors are still there

Thanks, patiently waiting for fixed v4 for 2K3

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD I compiled 5.1 acpi without any issues. When I try do same with Win2K3 source tree it fails on missing arblib.h (doesn't exist in both source trees)

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD I think you can edit acpiosnt.rc like this to easily distribute current patch version For XP (5.1) For Server 2003 / XP (5.2)

@Dietmar Have you tried it without _OSI modification too?

Yes, this laptop comes with Windows 7 and in it's days it was not possible to install XP in that machine. I will see how it goes in some daily usage

@Mov AX, 0xDEAD @daniel_k @Dietmar Now my laptop (Asus K53SV) can detect and install secondary GPU without any issues. Thanks for v4! @Damnation Can you please try to build x64 with these new fixes please?

I will try to detect If its PCI or ACPI device as @Mov AX, 0xDEAD told in few posts back. I can investigate it tomorrow. I can do things only remotely on my desktop now. I would like to see support as we have source.

I have modded by BIOS on Asus K53SV to unlock all available settings. After disabling integrated GPU I got no output at all. I must reset disassemble it and remove batery to reset CMOS. Current solution is latest patched 5048 ACPI by @pappyN4 to be able to detect and install secondary GPU.