- #Generic usb hub driver windows 7 ultimate install#
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#Generic usb hub driver windows 7 ultimate install#
Info: Queueing package install for: \\?\C:\Users\Mtheolog\AppData\Local\Temp\IMG2328.tmp\Data\12312\USERS\System\AppData\Local\UpdateStagingRoot\mainos\TempSxS\Microsoft-IoT-PowerShell-Package_Lang_en-US~31bf3856ad364e35~ARM~en-US~9.15.mum
#Generic usb hub driver windows 7 ultimate driver#
I created a basic image ProductA based on rpi2 BSB and it appears that the driver is indeed included as specified in the ProductAtest.log:
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Or complaints to MSDN Support, feel free to Michael, thanks for the info. In fact, it is not necessary to build your custom image just for adding CP210X driver except there are other requirements for you. The package 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\MSPackages\Retail\ARM\fre\Microsoft-IoTUAP-CP210x-MakerDriver-Package.cab' is contained in more than one feature specified by the OEMInput entries. Maybe the driver has been included already in the BSP, if you encounter the below error when building the image: and you should add the PackageFile node in section like following: I can not figure out what could be causing this error.ĭid you check the information while the device is plug-in on you board Raspberry Pi 3 or Dragonboard 410c with Windows IoT Core 16299? If it is plug-in and there is no such info, I think you need to check the device is fine or bad.įor the building error, I think you should use Microsoft-IoTUAP-CP210x-MakerDriver-Package.cab. "CreateImage TEO Test" failed with error 1 ImageApp: Error log can be found at 'C:\Users\Mtheolog\IOT-AD~1\Build\arm\TEO\Test\'. ThreadId1 ERROR: įatal error : Imaging!ProcessCompDBPackages: FIP information in FM 'CustomRPi2FM.xml' packages for the following Features are incorrect: ThreadId1 ERROR: CbsPackage::CheckCBSFeatureInfo: Feature(featureId:BASE) inside FM(featureManifestId:CustomRPi2) contains multiple FIP packages: Info: FeatureAPI: Successfully validated the Feature Manifest XML: C:\Users\Mtheolog\iot-adk-addonkit-master\Build\arm\MergedFMs\CustomRPi2FM.xml But the createimage command fails with the following:
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So I modified the CustomRPi2FM.xml with the following entry During this, I've noticed that some cab packages are explicitly listed in the CustomRPi2FM.xml I have also re-run your first suggestion to create a new product based on CustomRpi2 BSP ( providedĪt IoT-ADK-AddonKit\Source-arm\BSP). I have tried out on a Raspberry pi 3 with windows iot core 16299 and a Dragonboard In the DeviceTree.txt there is no such information.
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Or complaints to MSDN Support, feel free to Michael, This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. MSDN Community Support Please remember to click "Mark as Answer" the responses that resolved your issue, and to click "Unmark as Answer" if not.
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I have tested on Raspberry Pi3 running with Windows IoT Core 15063, it works without installed the driver manually. If the information exist,it indicates that the driver for CP210x is installed successfully and the device can be detected, you need to check your code. In the downloaded file(DeviceTree.txt), please check whether there is the device information as following: (ID:USB\VID_0424&PID_9514&DWCHSOTGHUB\4&B947FD8&0&1, Class:USB, Manufacturer:(Generic USB Hub), StatusCode:25182218)
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Have you checked the driver in Windows Device Portal? When the device is plug-in, please save the file of device information in device portal.