Intel 82544 kernel driver won't start

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Roger Levy

I have a Compact PCI board with Pentium-M CPU and Intel 82544 ethernet chip.
There is no driver for the ethernet chip in the database so I have been trying
to install various drivers by either using someone else's componentized driver
(e.g. Intel) or componentizing a driver myself. In all cases I can build and
deploy without errors but the kernel driver does not start. I get a
WIN32_EXIT_CODE of 1077, i.e. "No attempts have been made to start the service
since the last boot." If I try to start the service explicitly, e.g. via "sc
start e1000" I get a 1058 error, i.e. "The service cannot be started, either
because it is disabled or because it has no enabled devices associated with
it." The ethernet ports are all enabled via the MB BIOS. Can someone tell me
how to resolve this problem?

Roger Levy
 
Rager,

Hi Roger,

It sounds to me like you have ended up making a wrong component or
necessarily something mising.Probably you might need to bring in the
Regmon and Dependency walker to fetch the resource what your service
is likely looking out for.

Regards,
Kesavan
 
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