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Ok so you imported the INF file for the ACHI driver:1. Did you include the driver as a file resource in the component and setup the rest of the necessary links for import into the database?2. Were you able to run TAP.EXE from WinPE to get a PMQ file? If so did you, import the PMQ file and did the import pull in the custom ACHI driver component? Just want to make sure the right driver / PnP is correct.-Seanwww.annabooks.com / www.seanliming.com / Book Author - Pro Guide to WES 7, XP Embedded Advanced, Pro Guide to POS for.NET.
Having the same issue here with new component. In a previous board (DH61DL), everything worked as expected, just imported the INF files from Inltel SATA/AHCI/RAID drivers (PCI VEN=8086. DEV=1C02, 'Intel(R) Desktop/Workstation/Server Express Chipset SATAAHCI Controller'), setup file resources, repository, package, etc. And everything was smooth.Now a new motherboard (GigaByte GA-C847N), but same Intel driver, although different component (DEV=1E02 and 1E03, 'Intel(R) 7 Series/C216 Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller' and 'Intel(R) 7 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller'), same procedure,but no boot at all, always BSOD showing characteristic STOP error pointing to iaStor.sys.Looking around, I've found references to a registry (' HKEYLOCALMACHINESystemCurrentControlSetServicesMsahci') but none of my systems have this entry. In a former version of the same driver, there is a 'include' in the iaAHCI.inf file referringto a 'msAHCI.inf' and 'msAHCI.sys', and no matter I have done, I could not find those.I had never find great utility on 'tap.exe', maybe I don't know how to use it properly. Also, if the XP Pro install CD does not have appropriate drivers for AHCI, how would I install it on the target?Thanks in advanceFrancisco. Did you create a new component for the new device driver version that includes the new PnPIDs?
If the PnPIDs don't line up the driver will not load. TAP.EXE can be used to help double check the component is correct. If you do an import of the PMQ filewith the new driver component in the database, the import process should pick up the component. If it doesn't then there is something wrong.www.annabooks.com / www.seanliming.com / Book Author - Pro Guide to WE8S, Pro Guide to WES 7, Pro Guide to POS for.NET. Hi, Sean, thanks for your repply.Yes, PnPIDs are set up. Using the final image in a flash DOM, but in IDE mode, I have found that the DEV1E02 is assigned to 'Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller' instead of the new component, which I think is OK, as the board was started in IDE modeinstead of AHCI.The strange part is that, when I try the install booting the board as AHCI, the BSOD points to iaStor.sys.
Is it possible this file is the real problem? Or is this behaviour common when the component is not correctly configured?Intel drivers are (normally) quite easy to import, as the INF file imports all group membership, needed files, registry entries and resources (including the device PnP and service data information), including PnPIDs. All I have to do is to assemble all neededfiles in a folder, assign this folder to a new repository, assign this repository to all new imported components, and basically that's it. I use to have a general purpose XPe in a bootable USB flash drive to check the 'unknown devices' PCI VEN and DEVnumbers, to use this information to find the correct INF file to import to create new components. It has been quite straightforward (for more difficult components, when the installer is an EXE file, I use that general purpose XPe image, which is EWFprotected, to install the driver, monitoring directory tree and registry changes with some auxiliary programs, and this is OK, too).Thanks againFrancisco.
Windows Xp Embedded Update
I'm running into a similar issue where I'm attempting to ultimately run WES 2009 on a machine (Intel QM57 chipset) where the SATA mode in the BIOS is set to AHCI. I've tried installing Windows XP onto the machine while it was set to use AHCI, and Iget the BSOD after the message 'Setup is starting Windows'.I'm able to start up a Windows Preinstall Environment on this machine with AHCI enabled, and run tap.exe. The results, however, were unusual. When tap.exe printed the devices that it discovered, it listed the SATA devices under an IDE section;I expected these to fall under AHCI. The FBA image that was ultimately produced by performing the tap operation was unable to start on the machine with AHCI enabled (The Windows logo would appear, followed by a BSOD).I'll try installing Windows XP again, and provide AHCI drivers (if any are available) via the F6 option during startup.