Re: Problems importing .PMQ file
From: Brad Combs (brad_at_imagotechnologies.no.spam.com)
Date: 03/30/04
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Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 16:08:11 -0500
Stephen,
There are a couple of things here....
1) Your right, the drivers are not being found because they do not exist in
the XPe Database. You need to either follow the steps to componentize the
drivers, obtain componentized versions from the manufacturer, or check
www.xpefiles.com for the drivers in question.
2) The errors on import are due to keys that the importer can't handle. This
could happen for a number of reasons. One way to fix this is to do a custom
import, choose the key type, and type the name of the key (ex CopyINF) into
the text box. Then import the driver from there.
3) The documentation sometimes assumes that you have followed a few of the
tutorials, or understand some of the XPe specific terminology. Post as many
questions as you want here in the NG and we will try to help. Be as specific
as possible.
HTH,
-- Brad Combs Imago Technologies, LLC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Have an opinion on the effectiveness of Microsoft Embedded newsgroups? Tell Microsoft! https://www.windowsembeddedeval.com/community/newsgroups ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Steven Gildart" <steven.gildart@alphameric.com> wrote in message news:A7F5B3A8-73C1-4B91-BB7B-A672FA753921@microsoft.com... > When I try to import (using Component Designer) the .PMQ file generated by TAP.EXE, I get a number of warnings; > > Warning: Could not find a driver for Intel(R) Graphics Chipset etc. > > I have run TAP on the hardware platform I am attempting to build an image for, loaded the drivers for the chipset, graphics, sound and network devices (under XP Pro, so all the devices are recognised and work). How do I resolve this issue? I guess that the drivers are not in the driver database (it says I have 9469 drivers), but I do not see how I add them in? > > I have tried to take the .INF files for each of the devices and import them into the Component Database but get errors due to it not understanding keyword (CopyINF) or properties. > > Is it me or is the documentation unrealistically sparse? > > Help! >
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