/// <param name="hardwareID">enumerator-specific-device-id</param> public static string DetectExportedDeviceInstanceID(string path, string hardwareID, out string deviceID) { Console.WriteLine("Searching for '" + hardwareID + "' in " + path); deviceID = String.Empty; // sometimes the device presents longer hardware ID than the one specified in the driver string enumerator = PNPDriverIntegratorUtils.GetEnumeratorNameFromHardwareID(hardwareID); if (enumerator == "*") { return(String.Empty); // unsupported enumerator; } string deviceInstanceID = String.Empty; ExportedRegistryKey hiveKey = new ExportedRegistry(path).LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(@"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum" + enumerator); foreach (string deviceKeyName in hiveKey.GetSubKeyNames()) { ExportedRegistryKey deviceKey = hiveKey.OpenSubKey(deviceKeyName); if (deviceKey != null) { foreach (string instanceKeyName in deviceKey.GetSubKeyNames()) { ExportedRegistryKey instanceKey = deviceKey.OpenSubKey(instanceKeyName); if (instanceKey != null) { object compatibleIDsEntry = instanceKey.GetValue("CompatibleIDs", new string[0]); if (compatibleIDsEntry is string[]) { string[] compatibleIDs = (string[])compatibleIDsEntry; foreach (string compatibleID in compatibleIDs) { if (compatibleID.Equals(hardwareID, StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase)) { deviceID = RegistryKeyUtils.GetShortKeyName(deviceKey.Name); deviceInstanceID = RegistryKeyUtils.GetShortKeyName(instanceKey.Name); // Irrelevant Note: if a device is present but not installed in Windows then ConfigFlags entry will not be present // and it doesn't matter anyway because we don't care about how existing installation configure the device // there are two reasons not to use DeviceDesc from the local machine: // 1. on Windows 6.0+ (or just Windows PE?) the format is different and not compatible with Windows 5.x // 2. If the hadrware is present but not installed, the DeviceDesc will be a generic description (e.g. 'Ethernet Controller') Console.WriteLine("Found matching device: '" + deviceID + "'"); return(deviceInstanceID); } } } } } } } return(deviceInstanceID); }
public void RegisterPhysicalDevice(PNPDriverINFFile pnpDriverInf) { if (m_preconfigure && pnpDriverInf.IsNetworkAdapter && (m_useLocalHardwareConfig || m_enumExportPath != String.Empty)) { string deviceID; string deviceInstanceID; if (m_useLocalHardwareConfig) { deviceInstanceID = PNPLocalHardwareDetector.DetectLocalDeviceInstanceID(this.HardwareID, out deviceID); if (deviceInstanceID == String.Empty) { Console.WriteLine("Warning: Could not detect matching device installed locally, configuration will not be applied!"); } } else // m_enumExportPath != String.Empty { deviceInstanceID = PNPExportedHardwareDetector.DetectExportedDeviceInstanceID(m_enumExportPath, this.HardwareID, out deviceID); if (deviceInstanceID == String.Empty) { Console.WriteLine("Warning: Could not detect matching device in the exported registry, configuration will not be applied!"); } } if (deviceInstanceID != String.Empty) { // m_netDeviceServices is now populated if (this.NetworkDeviceServices.Count > 0) { // unlike other types of hardware (SCSI controllers etc.), it's not enough to add a NIC to the // Criticla Device Database (CDDB) to make it usable during boot, as mentioned in the comments above RegisterNicAsCriticalDevice() // at the very least, a CDDB entry and a "Device" registry value under Enum\Enumerator\DeviceID\DeviceInstanceID is required // (as well as DeviceDesc if not automatically added by the kernel-PNP) // here we manually register the hardware in advance, but it's better to use NICBootConf to do this during boot, // NICBootConf will also work if the NIC has been moved to another PCI slot since creating the installation media. // the first item in m_netDeviceServices should be the actual NIC (CHECKME: what about NIC / bus driver combination like nVIdia) NetworkDeviceService deviceService = this.NetworkDeviceServices[0]; string enumerator = PNPDriverIntegratorUtils.GetEnumeratorNameFromHardwareID(this.HardwareID); PreconfigureDeviceInstance(pnpDriverInf, enumerator, deviceID, deviceInstanceID, deviceService); } else { Console.WriteLine("Warning: failed to install '{0}', because the service for this network adapter has not been registered!", this.HardwareID); } } } else { // if it's a NIC, We assume the user will integrate NICBootConf, which will configure the network adapter during boot. // we'll just add the device to the Criticla Device Database (CDDB), and let kernel-PNP and NICBootConf do the rest. if (pnpDriverInf.IsNetworkAdapter) { // NICBootConf needs the ClassGUID in place for each DeviceInstance Key, // if we put the ClassGUID in the CDDB, the ClassGUID will be applied to each DeviceInstance with matching hardwareID m_installation.TextSetupInf.AddDeviceToCriticalDeviceDatabase(this.HardwareID, this.DeviceServices[0].ServiceName, PNPDriverINFFile.NetworkAdapterClassGUID); m_installation.HiveSystemInf.AddDeviceToCriticalDeviceDatabase(this.HardwareID, this.DeviceServices[0].ServiceName, PNPDriverINFFile.NetworkAdapterClassGUID); } else { m_installation.TextSetupInf.AddDeviceToCriticalDeviceDatabase(this.HardwareID, this.DeviceServices[0].ServiceName); m_installation.HiveSystemInf.AddDeviceToCriticalDeviceDatabase(this.HardwareID, this.DeviceServices[0].ServiceName); } } }
/// <param name="hardwareID">enumerator-specific-device-id</param> public static string DetectLocalDeviceInstanceID(string hardwareID, out string deviceID) { Console.WriteLine("Searching for '" + hardwareID + "' on local machine"); deviceID = String.Empty; // sometimes the device presents longer hardware ID than the one specified in the driver string enumerator = PNPDriverIntegratorUtils.GetEnumeratorNameFromHardwareID(hardwareID); if (enumerator == "*") { return(String.Empty); // unsupported enumerator; } string deviceInstanceID = String.Empty; RegistryKey hiveKey = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(@"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\" + enumerator); foreach (string deviceKeyName in hiveKey.GetSubKeyNames()) { RegistryKey deviceKey = hiveKey.OpenSubKey(deviceKeyName); if (deviceKey != null) { foreach (string instanceKeyName in deviceKey.GetSubKeyNames()) { RegistryKey instanceKey = deviceKey.OpenSubKey(instanceKeyName); if (instanceKey != null) { List <string> hardwareIDs = new List <string>(); object hardwareIDEntry = instanceKey.GetValue("HardwareID", new string[0]); if (hardwareIDEntry is string[]) { hardwareIDs.AddRange((string[])hardwareIDEntry); } object compatibleIDsEntry = instanceKey.GetValue("CompatibleIDs", new string[0]); if (compatibleIDsEntry is string[]) { hardwareIDs.AddRange((string[])compatibleIDsEntry); } if (StringUtils.ContainsCaseInsensitive(hardwareIDs, hardwareID)) { deviceID = RegistryKeyUtils.GetShortKeyName(deviceKey.Name); deviceInstanceID = RegistryKeyUtils.GetShortKeyName(instanceKey.Name); // Irrelevant Note: if a device is present but not installed in Windows then ConfigFlags entry will not be present // and it doesn't matter anyway because we don't care about how existing installation configure the device // there are two reasons not to use DeviceDesc from the local machine: // 1. on Windows 6.0+ (or just Windows PE?) the format is different and not compatible with Windows 5.x // 2. If the hadrware is present but not installed, the DeviceDesc will be a generic description (e.g. 'Ethernet Controller') Console.WriteLine("Found matching device: '" + deviceID + "'"); instanceKey.Close(); deviceKey.Close(); hiveKey.Close(); return(deviceInstanceID); } instanceKey.Close(); } } deviceKey.Close(); } } hiveKey.Close(); return(deviceInstanceID); }