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@gosh

I think I've just noticed a mistake in your last post :)

The method described should work fine, although i think OemPnPDriversPath should be removed. The only reason you would need OemPnPDriversPath is to avoid duplicate files. What i would suggest is once your make your mydriver.cab, remove any duplicate files from driver.cab or sp1.cab. Also, i would think you would want any .inf's copied to the inf folder (11) during install so setup can see them. I don't think setup would extract an inf to install drivers.

Shouldn't that (11) actually be (20)

10 = system32\spool\drivers
11 = system32\spool\drivers\w32x86\3
12 = system32\spool\prtprocs
13 = system32\spool\prtprocs\w32x86
14 = system32\wins
15 = system32\dhcp
16 = repair
17 = system32\drivers\etc
18 = system32\spool\drivers\w32x86
19 = system32\drivers\disdn
20 = inf
21 = Help
22 = Fonts

I'm a Newbie, so please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong :rolleyes:

  • 3 weeks later...

Posted

@ Serialzs

I have a major problem getting cab(ified) drivers to install.

I have done exactly as you have described earlier except that I placed the drivers in "\windows\driver cache\i386" and offcourse have my WINNT.SIF/OemPnPDriversPath point to OemPnPDriversPath="WINDOWS\Driver Cache\i386"

Now to the installation:

WinXP sliped SP2 installs fine and identifies the modem (the device I'm trying to install) since the modem.inf file is copied to "\windows\inf" dir during installation.

The problem arraises when windows tries to copy the files designated by the modem.inf file, windows cant find them and prompts me for a location of a modem.sys file.

Am I doing something wrong? (Stupid question, offcorse I am, since it does not work)

What am I doing wrong, annyone? :blink:

Posted

@Mattias

Sorry i am busy... I reprogramming it for the new and easier way to do it...

i think your folder destination is not in the *.inf file of your driver thats why it is not working great...

just try it again if it didn't work... wait for MY new tips about COMPRESSION of DRIVERS... i think i will finish this soon... :lol:

-=[serialzs]=-

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  • 2 months later...
Posted

I have mutiply drivers to install. Via board drivers, SATA, Sound, Network, and ATI drivers and they all have about 10 files each and the ATI has a whole directory. Any help.

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