Updated drivers for Windows XP SP3 and Windows 2003 SP2 (x32/x64) for modern hardware

[Dietmar]

@reboot12

Here it is

9560m137_x64_startdiag

driver for XP SP3 and XP bit64 ,

good luck

Dietmar

https://www.upload.ee/files/19337542/9560m137_x64_startdiag.zip.html

[reboot12]

@Dietmar

https://pastebin.com/vavKv5ZU

[Dietmar]

@reboot12

The driver comes very near to work.

The Firmware 77 does not boot on the Dell Wyse 5070.

This you can see at alive=0 .

For me, this was the biggest hurdle in the beginning.

I think, the only chance is, that I install XP bit 64 also on my 5070.

But I make a try: This new driver sets IRQ, MSI-X and Poll for alive

Dietmar

https://www.upload.ee/files/19337772/9560m138_x64_alive_poll.zip.html

[reboot12]

@Dietmar

Same error code 10:

9560m8c: WifiInitialize fail status=c0000001 hwpresent=1 hwready=1 awake=1 alive=0 alive_status=00000000 mmio=00000000:bfffc000 len=16384

AI suggests:

• use DMA addressing MmMapIoSpace(..., MmNonCached) or test MmWriteCombined
• increase firmware loading timeout

[Dietmar]

@reboot12

Yes, to enlarge firmware loading timeout is a nice idea.

I just build new driver. Then I think, which board would be the best for me for testing.

On the Asrock N100DC-ITX and Biostar z690A Valyrie the 9560 Wlan driver works for XP SP3.

But for crazy debug sessions the Wyse 5070 does not work until now, because missing Lan-Windbg from @Mov AX, 0xDEAD .

So I need to think. Maybe, I install XP bit 64 on the Biostar board first

Dietmar

EDIT: Please send me the whole Debug log, because at other places I can see also, what is going on.

 

9560m139_x64_bootwait.zip

https://www.upload.ee/files/19338020/9560m139_x64_bootwait.zip.html

Edited May 12 by Dietmar

[reboot12]

@Dietmar

https://pastebin.com/3zqscvth

[reboot12]

@Dietmar

AI suggest:

• full hardware reset

  // Przed wczytaniem Firmware
  if (Adapter->MmioBase != NULL) {
      // Wykonaj Soft Reset
      WifiWriteRegister32(Adapter, WIFI_CSR_GP_CNTRL, 0x04000010);
      ExfreesystemThreadResource();
      
      // Czekaj 10ms
      LARGE_INTEGER delay;
      delay.QuadPart = -10000000LL * 10; // 10ms
      KeDelayExecutionThread(KernelMode, FALSE, &delay);
      
      // Sprawdź czy karta odpisała
      ULONG val = WifiReadRegister32(Adapter, WIFI_CSR_GP_CNTRL);
      DbgPrint("9560nn56: After Reset Check = %08lx\n", val);
  }

Edited May 12 by reboot12

[Dietmar]

@reboot12

I am just installing XP SP2 bit 64.

On first place is diagnosis.

Via Putty I make a complete scan (trace) of all the register, variables, adresses etc. on the Biostar board and on the N100 for OpenBSD vers. 79

for to understand, how the 9560 is initialized in bit 64 and started

Dietmar

 

[Dietmar]

@reboot12 

do you have the antenna connected?

Because I remember Code 10 without antenna at the 9560 Wlan

Dietmar

[reboot12]

Yea, antena connected.

[Dietmar]

@reboot12

I just fight with install of XP SP2 bit 64 on the Biostar board.

Bsod everywhere, no USB install,

but I will succeed

Dietmar

[reboot12]

18 minutes ago, Dietmar said:

but I will succeed

You're not reading previous posts again:
https://msfn.org/board/topic/183464-updated-drivers-for-windows-xp-sp3-and-windows-2003-sp2-x32x64-for-modern-hardware/page/194/#findComment-1287248

[Dietmar]

@reboot12

On the Biostar z690A Valkyrie most USB driver do not work.

So I use serial Bus mouse.

But now install is ready, crazy journey through Bsods..

Because still no USB, I put all needed files on the harddisk,

which I can easy change

Dietmar

[reboot12]

@Dietmar

Eh, with my ISO (USB) you will install WinXP 64-bit in about 5-10 minutes

[Dietmar]

@reboot12

No, you get endless waiting at Setup, because Bsod of USB on the Biostar board.

I wrote somewhere about this Bsod C0000004 (as I remember)

Dietmar