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1 hour ago, George King said:
@Jakob99 If you integrated them into boot.wim you were able to see your eMMC in setup?
Here's some info: Hynix HBG4e, SD\GenDisk
SD Storage Class Controller: SD\VID_90&OID_004a&PID_HBG4e&REV_0.3 and SD\VID_90&OID_004a&PID_HBG4e
If you need more, please ask and I will provide!
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22 minutes ago, George King said:
@Jakob99 If you integrated them into boot.wim you were able to see your eMMC in setup?
The Win7 ISO I use uses Windows 8.1's PE, so it can see it driver or not. I can get through part 1, but upon first restart, 0x07b BSOD
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19 hours ago, George King said:
@Jakob99 We finally managed to get working Windows 8.0 build 8056 Generic SD/MMC driver under XP. Here are same drivers for Windows 7 (ntoskrn8.sys is compiled as W7 target).
Unfortunately, this did not work for me. Still 0x07b BSOD. It would appear my brand of eMMC is not included. My laptop is an Acer Aspire R3-131t from 2017 that has, I believe, Hynix eMMC (if that is wrong, please do correct me). I can setup Windows 8.1 rq and give you the relevant info from its device manager in the hopes you can add it to your driver. Thanks in advanced for your help!
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11 hours ago, D.Draker said:
Having that japanese name , how good is your friend with English ? Most of the files have self-explanatory names and/or easy to google.
I mean , I can help , but you gotta do the legwork yourself. This is a sound file , not a video driver.
He is actually from the United States. I'll forward him the stuff you mentioned here through Discord.
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11 minutes ago, D.Draker said:
And ?
I've actually fallen off this due to other stuff, although me and K4Sum1 have talked about this within the last week. We've tried some of the earliest drivers to support my hardware to no avail so far. Here's what K4Sum1 sent me via Discord:
!!Assume x64 unless x86 is specified!!
!!Some files might need 7 x86 mfplat, this won't be listed!!
!!Some files require msvcr110.dll and difxapi.dll, but this could be from something I don't have installed!!
atieclxx.exe & dsemanager.exe - user32.dll - SetDisplayConfig
dgtrayicon.exe - user32.dll - IsImmersiveProcess
amdh264enc32.dll & amdh265enc32.dll & amf-mft-mjpeg-decoder32.dll - kernel32.dll (x86) - K32GetProcessImageFileNameW
amdhdl32.dll - kernel32.dll (x86) - GetCurrentPackageId
amdhdl64.dll - kernel32.dll - GetCurrentPackageId
amdlvr32.dll - user32.dll (x86) - DisplayConfigGetDeviceInfo, QueryDisplayConfig, GetDisplayConfigBufferSizes
amdmantle32.dll & amdvlk32.dll - user32.dll (x86) - DisplayConfigGetDeviceInfo, QueryDisplayConfig
amdmiracast.dll - gdi32.dll - D3DKMTOpenAdapterFromLuid
atiadlxy.dll - user32.dll (x86) - DisplayConfigGetDeviceInfo, DisplayConfigSetDeviceInfo
atiumd6a.dll - powerprof.dll - PowerSettingUnregisterNotification, PowerSettingRegisterNotification
atiumdva.dll - powerprof.dll (x86) - PowerSettingUnregisterNotification, PowerSettingRegisterNotification
amdacpksd.sys - ntoskrnl.exe - strcat_s, sprintf_s
atikmdag.sys - ntoskrnl.exe - sprintf_s, RtlDowncaseUnicodeChar
So, based on this, all this stuff would have to be added. This was taken from 16.7.1 with the Extended Kernel installed on K4Sum1's rig.
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10 hours ago, D.Draker said:
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If he wants , I can add what needs to be done with 377.83.
He said that will work if you can add in the 377.83 stuff.
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I have a friend on Discord who wants to know if getting the Nvidia 411.63 graphics driver working is possible. His name is K4Sum1 and I don't think he is registered here.
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1 hour ago, Eddie Phizika said:
I would like to switch to vista from 7 in my ryzen laptop but the nVME SSD isn't recognized in install (lack of appropriate driver likely) and vega 8 has no modded driver for it (there is a win7 one which i still have in backup as it may be down but i have no idea on how to mod it) I wonder if AMD graphics drivers could be modded in a more widespread compatible way, from radeon r4-r7 to vega and RDNA, but they are significantly distinct architectures.
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https://winraid.level1techs.com/t/request-generic-nvme-driver-for-windows-vista-server-2008/37256/15
You may try this driver. As for AMD Ryzen, I do not have one, so any drivers for that would be up to you or someone else, and idk if Ryzen Graphics drivers include a blank, 6.0 section like Radeon/Stoney Ridge graphics.. Plus, there is that USB3 issue that causes BSOD's on occasion, although the Haswell+ problem is not a factor. Thus, it would seem AMD Radeon platforms like R4, which came bundled with such laptops as Acer Aspire A315-21 (2019 and earlier) would be the more stable choice as I've yet to run into any issues that are of the scale of Haswell bug and Ryzen BSOD. Nvidia will also work, but idk if there are any issues in relation to newer Nvidia's.
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If anyone is interested in Windows Vista on AMD Radeon platforms like Stoney Ridge, please check out this thread:
I'm currently investigating the graphics driver for this platform to see how it can be ported to Vista. It does have a 6.0 section, so I'm hopeful this isn't too hard to do. If anyone wants to controbute anything useful to my project, feel free! Also note, Extended Kernel should not be needed for this.
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On 7/4/2022 at 10:11 PM, D.Draker said:
By the looks of it shouldn't be that hard to mod.
Unfortunately, simply changing the version from 6.1 to 6.0 within the .sys file and the .inf was not enough. I'm gonna open up the .sys within Dependency Walker and see what is up. And maybe @win32 has some advice here? Like D.Draker has said, these shouldn't be too hard to mod.
It still is very weird that they left a 6.0 section in even though these drivers don't officially support Vista.
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6 minutes ago, D.Draker said:
By the looks of it shouldn't be that hard to mod.
I hope not. Thanks for digging these out. I'll take a look at these and see what is up.
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@D.Draker I think these two articles would be great reads: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excavator_(microarchitecture) and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Accelerated_Processing_Unit#Excavator_architecture_(2016):_Bristol_Ridge_and_Stoney_Ridge
Says the Stoney Ridge model debuted in 2015, which is the year AMD cut XP/Vista support. Unfortunately, I cannot seem to find the very first driver AMD released for this model in 2015, but I'll keep looking. If I can find this, it might do better at getting Vista (and possibly even XP) working on the Stoney Ridge platform, which was available until at least 2019, possibly until 2021.
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3 hours ago, D.Draker said:
So how do you know if can't launch the installer at all ? Did you install the driver manually ? Replace the procedure entry with just ChangeWindowMessageFilter. Without the Ex
I opened the exe and it threw the error. I did. It threw the same Code39 error. Maybe an older version of the driver (like the first one for Stoney Ridge) will work better. Who knows.
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I disabled driver signature enforcement and same code 39 error. Opening the setup.exe produces a "The procedure entry point ChangeWindowMessageFilterEx could not be located in the dynamic link library USER32.dll" error. Not sure if Extended Kernel has that function.
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12 hours ago, D.Draker said:
You will achieve nothing then . You can read our lengthy discussion with win32 regarding this subject.
Code 39 means Windows cannot load the device driver for this hardware . Why ?
Take a guess . In the case of modded drivers it's usually because you did not disable driver signature enforcement.
Ah. I'll try that and report back.
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5 hours ago, D.Draker said:
amdlog.sys's description is " AMD LOG UTILITY DRIVER ", remove the spying file
Constant BSOD page_fault_nonpaged_area AMDLOG.sys
Interesting. I will do that. I did try to install by changing 0006 and 0001 to 0006 and 0000 and by adding in the hardware/device ID's to the Vista section, but I got Code 39. I did not disable driver signature enforcement, but I do not think that would make a difference. I'll try Dependency Walker later to see what it picks up.
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9 minutes ago, D.Draker said:
In the driver itself or in the installer executable ? BTW , you'd need to decrapify the whole package first , remove the spying files/stupid plugins , etc.
In atihdw76.sys and amdlog.sys.
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2 minutes ago, D.Draker said:
Did you rebuild the checksum , like in my tutorial ? But NOT the header.
I sure did! About to install Vista on the laptop so I can check it.
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1 minute ago, D.Draker said:
Jakob , check with Dependency walker x64 , CFF Explorer is only for replacing them and rebuilding the file. The version number , no, there would be no direct mentions of the versions , like win32 previously wrote . It's not a direct spell number , like in a game , it's more like you would need to just force it to skip the portion of the code that checks for the version so it would load anyways. He explained it , it's here somewhere in his or mine topic.
I found it with CFF Explorer. I changed the references to 0006 and 0001 to 0006 and 0000. Gonna see what this does. If nothing, I'll check with Dependency Walker.
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45 minutes ago, D.Draker said:
Thank you , I'd gladly help you , unfortunatlely I don't own an AMD card and don't know anyone in my city who does. These are not popular here . Why ? It's a big question why .
Did you check for the missing dependencies already ? Without the card it'd impossible to say if they actually work .
P.S.
I don't work for nVidia and NOT suggesting any members to buy it. Neither I don't want to start a popular discussion nVidia vs. AMD. Thanks.
Not yet, but I'll download CFF Explorer and check it out. The card works with Vista, but the drivers do not (despite the 6.0 section). You know how to find the version number (e.g. 6.1) in the driver .sys file via hex editor? I tried finding 01 76 and found it, but it wasn't right and I do not know how 6.1 would be interpreted in hex so any help on this would be greatly appreciated!
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Inspired by @D.Draker's success with getting newer Nvidia drivers to work with Windows Vista, I was wondering if it would be possible to get some newer AMD graphics drivers to work, say, the Radeon R4 98E4 Stoney Ridge and related cards that use the same driver. This has a 6.1 and a 6.3 section that is filled in of course, but at the very bottom, it has a blank 6.0 section. Given that is there, it can't be too much work to hack work it onto Vista, right? My AMD laptop that can run Vista is an Acer Aspire A315-21 with Radeon R4 Stoney Ridge 98E4 from 2019.
You can find the graphics driver I use for it here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/os5w3p1fb3ali8o/Win7-Radeon-Software-Adrenalin-2020-Edition-20.4.2-May25.zip/file
I know there is newer that still has the 6.0 section, but those invert the color in a game I play when the game is in full screen (non-full screen is fine) while these do not. It will be interesting to see if these can be leveraged to work on Vista. If so, it would open up the Vista compatibility door wide-open here. I should note the problems that plague Haswell+ and Ryzen do not happen here and I've recorded no problems from what I could gather in my test. If anyone testing Vista on this or related AMD Radeons like Stoney Ridge notices any problems I may have missed, please do post them here for me and other users.
October 17th, 2022: BREAKING NEWS: We may be one step closer to getting newer AMD Radeon graphics drivers such as for Stoney Ridge working with Windows Vista under Extended Kernel. Please stay tuned for more information on this as it comes in.
October 18th, 2022: BREAKING NEWS; A huge development has been reported! This just broke the Vista compatibility vault wide-opened! Unfortunately, it will be a bit before this is available to everybody. To learn more, go here: https://imgur.com/gallery/nGsYopn
October 22nd, 2022: I'm refocusing this thread to just AMD Ryzen from here on out. I do not have one, so I won't be participating as much, if at all in this iteration of the thread. If you have a modern Ryzen and want to try to get its graphics driver to work with Vista, then be my guest. Keep in mind, Ryzen dos have issues with Vista. These are different from the Haswell+ issues and I believe are related to the USB drivers (feel free to correct if wrong). Here's my new thread linked to below.
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On 3/8/2022 at 4:42 AM, Mixarium said:
I've been trying to install Windows 2000 on a somewhat semi-modern hardware for a while and followed the guide for the installation (https://msfn.org/board/topic/183055-guide-how-to-install-windows-2000-on-intel-sandy-bridge-and-later-with-acpi/). But the only way I could continue the setup was by choosing the "Standard PC" computer type at the setup, without it freezing. If I choose the "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC", setup crashes by giving me a BSOD: *** STOP: 0x0000007B (0xF6063848, 0xC0000034, 0x00000000, 0x00000000) INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE, yet I had blackwingcat's modified ACPI. Is there a way I could possibly fix the issue? Also, just for clarification, here are the specs:
-CPU: Intel Pentium T4500 (2.3 GHz), with 2 cores
-Chipset: Mobile Intel GL40 Express Chipset
-Memory: 3 GB RAM DDR3, dual channel
-Graphics: integrated (Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 4500MHD)
Try the steps here please: http://windowsenthusiasts1.epizy.com/Windows2000SandyBridge.html
As for IDT Audio, I don't think the Realtek audio driver would work. Someone such as @blackwingcat would need to take a look at the IDT audio files for Windows XP and determine how to backport it to W2k (Maybe @win32 know something too).
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On 3/9/2022 at 7:55 AM, xper said:
I hope it's fixed now. Sorry for inconvenience.
Sorry for bumping this, but outlook email addresses (e.g. someone@outlook.com) do not work. I tried to change my account email to an outlook email, but nothing came in, not even to my junk box. I switched back to Gmail and it came in instantly (trying to declutter my Gmail a bit by moving some mails to Outlook). Other activation mails from other forums came in fine. Thanks in advanced for your help!
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[Research] Windows 7 and eMMC drives
in Windows 7
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Build 8056 works fine! I've ran it before no problems. Not sure why this driver won't work though.