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2009年09月09日 11:00:50 -10:00
patches Removed tabs 2007年12月09日 05:17:42 +00:00
binl.init Add SysV init scripts for minibinl and binl. 2009年09月09日 10:52:49 -10:00
binlsrv.c Support one argument for minibinl, the location of nics.txt 2009年09月09日 01:33:35 -10:00
binlsrv.py Use hashlib instead of md5 module in newer versions of Python. 2009年09月09日 10:31:57 -10:00
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decode.py open files in binary mode - win32 compatibility 2007年09月26日 07:49:41 +00:00
fixloader.py Updated copyrights 2006年01月18日 23:57:57 +00:00
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hexdump.py open files in binary mode - win32 compatibility 2007年09月26日 07:49:41 +00:00
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infparser.py Write out lowercase driver filename in nics.txt 2009年09月09日 01:24:03 -10:00
Makefile Add a Makefile to build binlsrv.c and install the BINL components. 2009年09月09日 01:23:22 -10:00
minibinl.init Add SysV init scripts for minibinl and binl. 2009年09月09日 10:52:49 -10:00
modldr.py Grammar fixes 2007年03月17日 02:50:01 +00:00
README.db Create README.db to explain how to create the files for /etc/binl 2009年09月09日 11:00:50 -10:00
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To create the database files, collect all of the drivers you want to use
during installation in to a single directory. For example, to collect all
of the drivers from a Windows 2000 installation tree, you would do something
like this:
 mkdir -p /tmp/drivers
 cabextract /path/to/win2k/i386/*.in_
 cabextract /path/to/win2k/i386/driver.cab
You may add whatever Windows drivers you need during installation to this
directory so that the BINL service can answer queries for device types not
directly supported by Windows. This is useful for adding vendor-supplied
network device drivers.
Then run infparser to generate the nics.txt and devlist.cache databases:
 cd /etc/binl
 infparser /tmp/drivers
 rm -rf /tmp/drivers
The temporary driver directory really just needs to contain the *.INF
files for the various drivers you want to use during installation. The
actual driver files will end up being server to the client by TFTP. The
BINL service only answers device queries and responds with a filename if
there is a match.