how to find a device driver for hardware

[Guest]

I ran Target Analyzer on the my target machine and found the following device driver components are not in XP-e component database

Here is the information from Target Designer log file

Could not find a driver for Hardware Device: pci\ven_8086&dev_1008&subsys_10051059&rev_0
Could not find a driver for Hardware Device: pci\ven_3388&dev_0021&subsys_00213388&rev_0

The first vendor is intel, ethernet adapter, and second Hint for ? device
How can I find out exactly which device driver is needed? Once I got the driver, how can I build a component for the driver

Thanks in advance

sherry

 

[KM]

sherry,

I don't know what these Hardware Ids stand for.
You should know what the hardware you are using on target. Hope you got XP drivers with all the hardware you are using.
Most likely you will need to componentize the driver which are not in XPe database. TD/CD Inf importer will help you with that. Read
how to do that in XPe docs.

How did you run TA? TA or TAP? From Win2000, XP Pro or WinPE?
Try to install XP Pro (if you don't have it yet) on your target device. If you can make it running on the target and install all
necessary drivers to support the hardware, you can see the driver info (and hardware IDs) from Device Manager or devcon.

Or you can analyze the pmq file (it is just xml based file) manually to see the descriptions of the device with hardware IDs you
mentioned.

 

[Slobodan Brcin \(eMVP\)]

Just to add to Konstantins response,

I accidentally know that ven_8086&dev_1008 is used as one of Intel gigabit
network adapters.
You need to componentize it using methods described in doc or in this NG.
For second ID just search trough inf files for ven_3388&dev_0021 from some
tool with find command.

Regards,
Slobodan

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sherry,

I don't know what these Hardware Ids stand for.
You should know what the hardware you are using on target. Hope you got XP

drivers with all the hardware you are using.

Most likely you will need to componentize the driver which are not in XPe

database. TD/CD Inf importer will help you with that. Read

how to do that in XPe docs.

How did you run TA? TA or TAP? From Win2000, XP Pro or WinPE?
Try to install XP Pro (if you don't have it yet) on your target device. If

you can make it running on the target and install all

necessary drivers to support the hardware, you can see the driver info

(and hardware IDs) from Device Manager or devcon.

Or you can analyze the pmq file (it is just xml based file) manually to

see the descriptions of the device with hardware IDs you

mentioned.

device driver components are not in XP-e component

 

[Lasse]

I ran Target Analyzer on the my target machine and found the following device driver components are not in XP-e component database.

Here is the information from Target Designer log file:

Could not find a driver for Hardware Device: pci\ven_8086&dev_1008&subsys_10051059&rev_02
Could not find a driver for Hardware Device: pci\ven_3388&dev_0021&subsys_00213388&rev_04

The first vendor is intel, ethernet adapter, and second Hint for ? device.
How can I find out exactly which device driver is needed? Once I got the driver, how can I build a component for the driver?

Thanks in advance,

sherry

Hi
You can go to http://www.pcidatabase.com/
and use the search function with vendor and device id.
You will find out that your devices are:

- Gigabit Ethernet Controller (Copper)
used on PRO/1000 XT Gigabit Ethernet Adapter

- Universal PCI-to-PCI Bridge (non-transparent mode)
now called PCI 6140/52/6254

Then you can use "PRO/1000 XT Gigabit Ethernet Adapter" to
search for drivers on internet.
Lasse