Meaning of driver icons? (WinToolkit driver integration)

[hpieters]

I use WinPe732 with Ghost or AOMEI in Program Files. The programs start with command in [Launchapps] from winpeshl.ini, which file is in Windows\System32. This is for backing up OS partitions. If I want to use the images from different media, like usb stick or SDflash or in a Raid System, I need to add special drivers. This is where WinToolkit helps me out. By the Way, I discovered that Raid/GPT images only could be used with WinPe832 (so not Win7) - In Win732 Ghost32 wil crash if there is a GPT drive over 2TB. I tell this all because you know that I want to understand more about WinToolkit driver integration.

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- Sometimes after integration, I see the same drivers in FileRepository, but with different MD5. I clean them manually later.

- Is there a "remove double driver" function hidden somewhere?

- Why are there icons at the left side of some drivers, and no icons left of others?

- Is this the same as the blue "highlighted" in earlier versions?

- Does these icons mean that Toolkit discovered the same drivers already in the Boot.Wim?

[Legolash2o]

If i'm honest I can't even remember what the icons look like let alone what they mean lol. Thankfully I will be improving on this for WTK v2 so thanks for posting this as it's given me some ideas to note down

 

The blue ones mean that you've added an inf in the list which has the same MD5 value. If you take a screenshot/describe the icon, it may jog my memory.

[hpieters]

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Edited June 21, 2015 by hpieters

[Legolash2o]

Oh that icon means it will be integrated into the boot.wim as well

[hpieters]

Thanks,

So it is for complete installs: (Install.wim + Boot.wim).

Irrelevant In PE, I only work with the Boot.wim.

Do you know, maybe, a program that removes double drivers automatically?

And not just the same MD5, but with different MD5 and older versions too.