device driver - Determining the name of the HAL that is installed on Windows 7 SP1 32-bit -


I'm just trying to install checks HAL and kernel on Windows 7 SP1 32-bit. Instructions given on the Microsoft Dev Center Web site show that I do the following:

  1. Open the file% SystemRoot% \ inf \ setupapi.dev.log and search for hal.dll. You should get a line like TargetFilename - 'hal.dll'
  2. Find the related source filename in the same part of the log file, the name of the name of SourceFilename is the name of the HAL file that is copied from the checked build Need to create.

    The setupapi.dev.log file is on my machine, however, it is not mentioned hal.dll. In fact, I searched hal.dll in the IF directory and did not mention any of it in any other log file.

    I found mention of acpi_hal and ACPIAPIC_HAL in setuppi.dev.log, I'm not sure that it can help me choose the right hall.

    Is there any other way to use Hala?

    EDIT: I understood it below.

    I understand it Windows internal , on page 6, x86 HAL There is a list: HELP DLL - Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) Uniprocessor-Only Machine Halmacpi.dll - Advanced Program Interactive Controller with API (APIC)

    Since my computer is a multiprocessor and since ACPIAPIC_HAL was listed in the log file, I tried halmacpi.dll and it worked.

    Thank you.

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