Ok. Let me just go through the steps that I did for building the project.
1) Right click on sysvad. Change the config for all the projects to debug,
x64. Check all the build/deploy boxes for all projects. Change the config
on top of visual studio to debug | x64.
2) Build solution in debug| x64
3) Output: Inf2Cat was skipped since the project could not find inf files.
4) So, I copied the tabletaudiosample.inf file to
audio\sysvad\x64\debug\package
and built the solution again.
5) Output: Signability test failed - tabletaudiosample.inf does not have
NTAMD64 decorated model sections.
VS is probably not substituting the NT$ARCH$ to NTAMD64?
*Warm regards,*
Parinitha Kashyap
On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 4:08 PM, Matthew van Eerde <
Matthew.van.Eerde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
[DeviceInstall32] is giving me an error in inf2cat generation
What error?
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NT$ARCH$ is replaced by Visual Studio to NTamd64 (or whatever) based on
the project settings.
It is not valid to attempt to actually install an .inf that contains a
literal NT$ARCH$.
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I am getting pretty confused here. NT$ARCH$ means that $ARCH$ is
substituted by either x86 or x64 depending on what the architecture is. So,
having it as NT$ARCH$ shouldn't matter, right? Do i need to add decorated
model section in inf for building it in debug | x64? There is a
[DeviceInstall32] section in inf. It is giving me an error in inf2cat
generation.
*Warm regards,*
Parinitha Kashyap
On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 3:37 PM, Matthew van Eerde <
Matthew.van.Eerde@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
That would do it. The .inf is being added to the store, and Pnp is adding
the fake virtual device, but the .inf doesn’t match that device because the
architecture is wrong.
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/blob/master/audio/sysvad/tabletaudiosample.inf
[Manufacturer]
%MfgName%=SYSVAD,NT$ARCH$
[SYSVAD.NT$ARCH$]
%SYSVAD_SA.DeviceDesc%=SYSVAD_SA, Root\sysvad_TabletAudioSample
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On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 3:04 PM, Tim Roberts <timr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Parinitha Kashyap wrote:
Yes, I have everything in the same directory as the inf file.
What, exactly, do you have in the directory with the INF and the CAT?
I have 1) KeywordDetectorContosoAdapter.dll
2) PhoneAudioSample.sys
3) PropPageExt.dll
4) SwapAPO.dll
5) sysvad.cat
6) tabletaudiosample.inf
7) TabletAudioSample.sys
8) WdfCoInstaller01011.dll
When I try to install using pnputil.exe,
What pnputil command line did you use?
pnputil.exe -a tabletaudiosample.inf
I find an 'unknown device' in the 'Other devices' category in device
manager with the error code 28 (The drivers for this device are not
installed. (Code 28). There are no compatible drivers for this
device.) The setupapi.dev.log shows [SetupCopyOEMInf -
C:\SysvadDriver\tabletaudiosample.inf] returning with exit code 0
(SUCCESS).
When I try to install using devcon, I find an 'unknown device' in the
'Sound,...' category in device manager with the error 'No drivers are
installed for this device.' The setupapi.dev.log shows [Device Install
(UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevices) - ROOT\sysvad_tabletaudiosample]
returning with FAILURE(0x00000103) - No drivers were found that are
better matching drivers for device instance ROOT\MEDIA\0001.
Probably it is looking for tabletaudiosample.sys elsewhere?
No, the problems here all seem to be related to the device ID. That is
they magic key that Windows uses to find INF files. What is the
Hardware ID for the unknown devices, both in the "Other devices"
category and in the "Sound" category? (You can find that in Device
Manager.) Does it match the device IDs in your INF file? Perhaps you
should post your INF file so we can check it.
The hardware ID for the unknown devices is ROOT\sysvad_TabletAudioSample.
The inf file is the same as one downloaded from sample
(tabletaudiosample.inf). I have not changed anything.
*I think I know the issue. My target computer is 64 bit. But I had built
the driver in debug/win32 mode. I changed the config for all projects to
debug|x64 and tried building it. It was successful. However, there was an
error in inf2cat. 'tabletaudiosample.inf' does not have NTAMD64 decorated
model sections.*
--
Tim Roberts, timr@xxxxxxxxx
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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