Only Three Unknown Devices Left
BUT we still don't have a fully filled-in Device Manager. My setup has the following "Unknown device"s:
Device Instance Path ACPI\80862288\1
BIOS Device Name \_SB.PCI0.PWM1
Device Instance Path ACPI\80862288\2
BIOS Device Name \_SB.PCI0.PWM2
Device Instance Path ACPI\HAD022A8\1
BIOS Device Name \_SB.PCI0.HAD0
Does anyone know where I can get drivers for these?
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If the product is clearly being advertised as being "disfunctional & without compatible drivers", then you are on your own.
However, if advertised as a compatible Windows 10 SBC (without mention of what is lacking) e.g. missing multiple drivers for its hardware to function properly, then your Up Core board qualify for a RMA/return. If I were you I'd just ship it back for repair and/or refund and wait until the product is fully develop/tested to buy it again.
Few of us are waiting for this product to be available (well, a working product) so we can actually buy them. So please let us know what comes out of this, if it got repaired. etc -
From everything I've read, this is not a failure of the board's hardware. It is an.... oversight, shall we say, on the part of UP for not providing functional drivers.
I'd just chalk it up to kick starter and growing pains, but this is the third board they released and it is for sale in their shop as a finished product. Kinda disappointed.
One community member fixed everyone's wifi. How did the board leave the shop with non-functional wireless?
The lack of communication is sad too. You'd think they would have a forum guy who's only job would be to let us know the status of this stuff.
OK, rant off. Like the board but wish I got a full set of drivers with it -
Hello PRB, could you please summarize for the community here where did you find the drivers for the two first peripherals? (On my UP-CORE / Windows 10 pro i still have 5 peripherals left without driver...). thank you...
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I installed the standard UP drivers, except the LAN, and the wifi drivers Fleximax posted
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Sweet. Now.... where do we buy?!
We need 111 pcs;1 for myself, 10 for prototyping/testing and 100 for a product that hopefully will go LIVE in July.
More if all goes well
Thanks for the hard work on the drivers side -
Thanks for the drivers ... This link still has the wifi drivers which don't work in Win10 (code 10). Can you provide more documentation on how to install some of these drivers?
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JasonS,
This thread is where I got my wifi drivers that 100% work on my board with Windows 10
https://up-community.org/forum/general-discussion-upcore/2492-i-found-a-working-windows-10-wifi-driver -
@GTC , please drop an email to info@up-board.org for your volume order. We will guide you how to order.
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Has there been any movement on getting drivers for these last three unknown devices? The new pack of drivers, the ones that include the unsigned dummy driver, don't cut it and I still have 3 unknown devices left.
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These are the 3 dummy devices according to the device instance paths. I guess the dummy driver did not install correctly.
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I have the same issue left like Peter Berbec... he discribed it very good and gave all information needed.
@Aling Why can't someone from your Team give us a short heads-up?!
Maybe there are some problems - ok, if you tell us which devices these three are community can investigate and maybe help solving it... but just ignoring it and telling nothing is no good service!If it comes down to orders like @GTC you reply and help immediately... weird
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Download and unzip this file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/f2dzp8gc99j3qks/UpCoreDevs80862288_HADO022A8.zip?dl=0Right click the .inf file, select "Install" from the popup menu.
That should take care of it.
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Hi All,
To clarify what the 3 unknown devices are:
1. PWM1
2. PWM2
3. ADCThe UP/UP-Core BIOS report these 3 devices in the ACPI table, that is why Windows will recognize there are 3 devices, however, unfortunately Microsoft & Intel does not have any driver of these 3 devices available for Windows, therefore, it will appear to be unknown devices in the Windows Device manager.
But, these 3 devices are available and can be used in the Linux OS.
To avoid or hide the 3 unknown devices in the Device Manager, the work around is to install the Windows dummy driver, available here:
https://downloads.up-community.org/download/microsoft-windows-10-64-bit-drivers/
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How come the dummy driver in that package is not digitally signed?
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Hi Lasse,
The purpose of dummy driver is just to hide the unknown device in the Windows device manager, the driver will not get the PWM & ADC working in Windows. Therefore, we do not see it as necessary to have the dummy drivers digitally signed as it does not have any function.
Thanks
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Are you sure you didn't spent more time on writing the installation instructions and for customer support than it would have taken you to sign the driver?
When I saw the instructions for disabling driver signing, I figured that it would be faster to sign the driver myself than to follow all these steps. The dropbox link above will give you a fully signed dummy driver. -
@Lasse said:
Are you sure you didn't spent more time on writing the installation instructions and for customer support than it would have taken you to sign the driver?
When I saw the instructions for disabling driver signing, I figured that it would be faster to sign the driver myself than to follow all these steps. The dropbox link above will give you a fully signed dummy driver.Thanks Lasse!
I just thought I'd give my Up-Board another go and the official dummy driver install procedure doesn't work anymore. I get a message during the install saying "the hash for the file is not present in the specified catalog" and that the driver is "likely corrupt".
But I downloaded and installed your signed version and it works fine.
