yeah, I realize the drawbacks because that kind of codes won't result in "all-in-one generic 945 INF, with generic settings for all 945", but "945G + 945GM + 945GME, with each different settings for them, bundled in one INF"
however, I also realize there's some advantage of splitting each of them, when I was writing here before (note : I was doing it in realtime, writing all of them directly to the forum, with no notes, no backup file, that's why I was doing "sigh" at the end because I myself was very surprised with the result of my own writing) the advantage of the splitting is, you can make sure the INF will install the appropriate driver, because there are 3 kinds of localization strings at the end. 945G users will see their driver label as 945G, 945GM users will see their driver label as 945GM, and 945GME users will see their driver label as 945GME this is much more safer than labelling those 3 families as a plain "945" ^_^ On Jul 19, 6:22 pm, AngelicTears <[email protected]> wrote: > lol,good idea there Kiki... > it's good to see ppl giving out ideas ^^ > hmm, although there are a few draw backs , the ideas that u present here is > in fact good, but i have done some similar idea but somewhat different and > ending up reconstruction the whole inf with error...and dead strings / > splits....im not saying that it is a bad idea, i may be doing errors back > then, and ur idea is perfectly organize... > but still, if one string branch done with error, all strings connected to it > will have error...(basic coding error) > > since Kiki make a point that organized inf lines will result a cleaner more > easier to read the inf functions, then i will try to make it possible.. > i try and redo the inf based on ur idea but i literally need u and if can > the others to check the inf for errors and possible dead strings...there are > thousands of lines in the inf itself ^^ > gonna try and make up every lines in the inf first ^^ > > lol, i am too feels dizzy with words when starting with V1.2...no need to > feel bad, it's ok to post ideas here... > -- 9xx SOLDIERS SANS FRONTIERS
