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Here is my latest ntoskrnl extender source code
It's building those ntosxlibs that's the most challenging part for my version, you can use the prebuilt ones for now, but I can help you to build your own if you like.
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5 hours ago, Dietmar said:
Can you please describe all the steps, that you have done until now,
for to enable Ndis6 on XP?
I never worked with the Extender from @Mov AX, 0xDEAD,
I made use of both the ntoskrnl extender source code as well as the leaked XP/2K3 source code with my attempts to make this work.
I'll upload my source code on here when I get the chance.
5 hours ago, Dietmar said:so I also need basic steps, how to setup Compiler and which programs I need etc.
Do you work for this under XP or which OS?
I also want to try, if this until now builded files from you can work under Win7 SP1 Embedded Standard
Dietmar
To compile ntoskrnl extender I used a Windows 10 VM and the Windows 7 DDK
For my customized internal ntos libraries I used and XP VM and the razzle build environment.
I'll upload my source code on here when I get the chance.
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10 hours ago, Dietmar said:
Until now, I have not seen this device.
But I notice,
that on all boards with the 12900k cpu the power consumption without doing anything is also about 40 Watt on XP
Dietmar
The board I'm using that has this ACPI container device is an ASRock B550 Steel Legend.
If you can get one of these boards for yourself can you test it?
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Do any of your boards have this "ACPI Processor Container Device" on them?
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I think @George King backported the Windows 8.0 x64 version, it'd be part of his XP2ESD project. you can ask him.
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So my processors are in a new ACPI 6.0 container - linux talks about it here - https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-acpi/patch/1449065446-26115-2-git-send-email-sudeep.holla@arm.com/
Can you add in support for this to the ACPI driver?
edit: It's called "ACPI Processor Container Device" on Windows 11
and as "Generic Bus" on XP
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I compared my 5950X system with my threadripper, On threadripper the CPUs are installed but not on my 5950X. I'm quite sure that this is the issue, but I'm not sure how to get the CPUs installed in Device manager.
Any idea how to install them?
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I am quite that a Surface Pro 1 will be UEFI only. There is experimental UEFI support for XP x64, but it's nowhere near stable.
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If you can get me a copy of the driver I can check if the .sys file has it's dependencies met by the ntoskrnl extender. If dependencies are met That'll give you basic sound output at least.
The bundled software still won't work though.
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I think there should be some USB Sound Cards that will work with XP.
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I do have HWMonitor installed on XP, that's where I got the 140W from in the screenshot.
Nothing about current CPU power state though.
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no more HP Elitebook 840 G3?
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I noticed that there are no processors listed in device manager, could that be the issue?
In Win11 the HWID for the processor is ACPI\VEN_ACPI&DEV_0007
and no such device exists in XP.
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Changing power Options did not help.
ThrottleStop does not work on XP anymore.
any other software you can think of?
P.S
I think this high power usage could be ACPI related, what do you think?
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any other ideas to get CPU power under control?
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Can you upload the modded intelppm.sys for me to test?
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Can you run a check with HWMonitor on your XP builds and see if any of them also have unusually high CPU wattage?
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So LAN drivers designed to run on XP are not forward compatible to run on Win7?
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I've noticed that my 5950X CPU is idleing at +60°C and consuming about 140W+ also when idle (at least according to HWMonitor) when booted into XP.
I'm assuming this is ACPI related? could we debug this?
It would be preferable for it to not consume so much power when idle.
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You can use the Optional Patch integrator script included with XP Integral Edition to get all of that ACPI/AHCI/USB3/NVMe stuff sorted for you in a fully patched XP ISO.
link: http://www.zone94.com/
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I ended up taking the easy way out and got a different USB 3.0 hub that worked with no BSOD
this one worked without BSOD -
this one gave the BSOD -
https://www.ple.com.au/Products/626733/ALOGIC-Plus-10-Port-USB-30-Powered-Hub-With-Charging
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I still have the problematic hub in my possession so if you want me to go ahead and debug with it anyway, just say so.
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Video Unavailable.
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Compiling ACPI v2.0 driver for Windows XP SP3 and Windows 2003 SP2 (x32/x64)
in Windows XP
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@Mov AX, 0xDEAD
I see there is code for handling the "ACPI Processor Container" in the Windows 10 acpi.sys driver under AcpiProcessorContainerIrpDispatch
can you make an implementation of this for XP acpi.sys please?
I'd like my CPU to not consume so much power.