I read in another thread that he thinks there are unreferenced calls to kernel that don't exist in win7, would it be that hard to include missing functions or infact the whole ntoskrnl into the drivers? maybe just copying win10 ntoskrnl to win7/system32 might do something?

I PM'ed both Fernando and Mov AX, 0xDEAD the generic xHCI and Hub drivers from the Windows "8" 6.1.7850 beta which have a different "failure code" than the newer drivers do (meaning they might not require the kernel calls that they do, and might possibly be modded.) I'm just waiting to see what the consensus is on them and why they fail, or if they possibly might work as a fix for this.

Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #36

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@Omicron:
Contrary to his previous announcement our Forum member Mov_AX, 0xDEAD has told me recently, that he is not willing to modify any real driver (= *.SYS file) and to release such driver to the public, because he doesn't want to get in conflict with the Copyright rules of the chipset manufacturers and I absolutely understand his decision.
So you can forget your idea. I am sorry about that.

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Zitat von Fernando im Beitrag #33

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@Omicron:
Contrary to his previous announcement our Forum member Mov_AX, 0xDEAD has told me recently, that he is not willing to modify any real driver (= *.SYS file) and to release such driver to the public, because he doesn't want to get in conflict with the Copyright rules of the chipset manufacturers and I absolutely understand his decision.
So you can forget your idea. I am sorry about that.

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The driver mentioned was a beta 8 driver for the 6.1.7850 version, not 10 (which no, you cannot mod due to function calls it makes.) There are no native MS xHCI 3.0 drivers for 7.

Zitat von Omicron im Beitrag #37

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The driver mentioned was a beta 8 driver for the 6.1.7850 version, not 10 (which no, you cannot mod due to function calls it makes.) There are no native MS xHCI 3.0 drivers for 7.

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So, just another train of thought.. Are there any drivers for Z390 on linux? Since linux is open source, the drivers might be recompilable to winblows.
For those willing to try.. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows...d-on-a-template :)

Zitat von icycool im Beitrag #39

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So, just another train of thought.. Are there any drivers for Z390 on linux? Since linux is open source, the drivers might be recompilable to winblows.
For those willing to try.. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows...d-on-a-template :)

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