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Guest
Hi,
I developed an XPE image and started my image in the formatted test drive
with no problem. When I used Windows Explorer in XPE to open E:\ drive
(CD/DVD ROM), I couldn’t see anything inside the CD. But I could see the
files and folders inside the CD through XP Pro in the same computer. I went
to Folder Options in Windows Explorer to allow viewing files with any
extensions and any hidden files and I still couldn’t see anything inside the
CD in XPE. Did I miss CD-ROM driver component(s) in my embedded image?
I used the Device Manager to take a look of my CD-ROM in XPP. It is a “_NEC
DVD +-RW ND-3650Aâ€. Driver File Details in Device Manager also reveals the
following files: cdrom.sys, dlacdbhm.sys, drvmcdb.sys, imapi.sys,
pxhelp20.sys, redbook.sys, and storprop.dll in system32 in System32 or
System32\DRIVERS folder.
I could only locate NEC CD-ROM Drive component in Component Browser of
Target Designer and I added it to my configuration. I checked dependencies
and built the image. After the new XPE image booted up, I still couldn’t see
the content inside the CD with Windows Explorer. I took a look of other
CD-ROM related components in the Component Browser in Target Designer, there
are so many. I couldn’t tell the differences among those “CD-ROM Driveâ€
components. What did I miss? Can I create my custom component based on the
list of files from Device Manager? How do you pros approach this kind of
problem?
Regards,
I developed an XPE image and started my image in the formatted test drive
with no problem. When I used Windows Explorer in XPE to open E:\ drive
(CD/DVD ROM), I couldn’t see anything inside the CD. But I could see the
files and folders inside the CD through XP Pro in the same computer. I went
to Folder Options in Windows Explorer to allow viewing files with any
extensions and any hidden files and I still couldn’t see anything inside the
CD in XPE. Did I miss CD-ROM driver component(s) in my embedded image?
I used the Device Manager to take a look of my CD-ROM in XPP. It is a “_NEC
DVD +-RW ND-3650Aâ€. Driver File Details in Device Manager also reveals the
following files: cdrom.sys, dlacdbhm.sys, drvmcdb.sys, imapi.sys,
pxhelp20.sys, redbook.sys, and storprop.dll in system32 in System32 or
System32\DRIVERS folder.
I could only locate NEC CD-ROM Drive component in Component Browser of
Target Designer and I added it to my configuration. I checked dependencies
and built the image. After the new XPE image booted up, I still couldn’t see
the content inside the CD with Windows Explorer. I took a look of other
CD-ROM related components in the Component Browser in Target Designer, there
are so many. I couldn’t tell the differences among those “CD-ROM Driveâ€
components. What did I miss? Can I create my custom component based on the
list of files from Device Manager? How do you pros approach this kind of
problem?
Regards,