driver not intended for platform

[wvthoog]

hello,

first of, i've read all of the articles there are about implementing ATI
drivers into XPe. So i've followed Sean Liming guideline for making a ATI
Graphiccard component for myself. (in my case a ATI Radeon HD4850 x2)

Imported it through a custom import (specifying the manufacturers section)
and deleting all the components (graphiccards) that i didn't need. Made a
repository and a package. Added the component and the repository via a group
membership to the package. Edited the ATI poller service so that it states
LocalSystem. So far so good, component gets recoginized and added in Target
Analyser, builds good.. no errors or warnings.


but...... when i run FBA and review the fbalog.txt it states:
[PnpEnumThread: InstallDevice] SetupDiCallClassInstaller Error: 0xe0000234,
Device: ATI Radeon HD 4850 X2

Googled the errorcode: 0xe0000234 which means that: Driver not intended for
this platform

when doing a manual import on a running built of XPe (adding the Add
Hardware component) of that same .inf it accepts and installs driverfiles.

so, how do i (force) the driver to be installed while running FBA ?

Regards
W. van 't Hoog

 

[Sentax]

I went through the same things you are going through right now, and
let me tell you, I gave up trying to componetize it. What I did is
make a component that included the downloaded exe from ATI and run it
silently in the FBA process with a FBA generic command in the
component I made. At that point the drivers were installed correctly
on the system with no problems. It's apparently too complex of an
install to componentize completely, at least for me to spend that much
time on when really it just needs to install.

Try that out.

 

[wvthoog]

thanks for the reply, but (as always) it was an easy fix.

in Target Designer add the components OpenGL en DirectX9c

after that FBA runs flawlessly.

Regards,
Wim van 't Hoog

 

[Sentax]

thanks for the reply, but (as always) it was an easy fix.

in Target Designer add the components OpenGL en DirectX9c

after that FBA runs flawlessly.

Regards,
Wim van 't Hoog

I suppose those are needed. But I still had problems componetizing
ATI drivers even after I had all that included in the image. It was a
pain for me, for some reason, if it works for you, congrats! Wish I
had the same luck.