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[Closed] Failed to install, error 0

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(@Anonymous)
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Hello,

What does it mean when sdio shows the message "Failed to install, error 0"?

It happens when I select a driver to install and click the "install" button.
A green bar appears saying "Installation completed. Click here to hide installed drivers"
But the bar of the selected driver shows the message "Failed to install, error 0"

Cheers,
Sven


   
Glenn
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It could mean the installer failed to extract from the driver pack or the installer failed to install the driver. Check the log for more information.


   
(@Anonymous)
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Perhaps because that computer can't handle the .7z extension?
I will check if 7-Zip is installed

cheers.


   
(@Anonymous)
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I have found in the log that the driver-path is not correct. I have a usb with sdio on it. At home it is driveletter "D" and at work it is "E". Only at home i have acces to internet with sdio. When i am at work i change the paths within sdio so it can find everything it needs. But in the log it still shows the driveletter from home. Therefore it can not install the driver because it can not find it.

Here is the top part of the log

{start logging
717

Settings
drp_dir='e:DECRAP_DEPLOY_SDIODRIVERSdrivers'
index_dir='e:DECRAP_DEPLOY_SDIODRIVERSindexesSDI'
output_dir='e:DECRAP_DEPLOY_SDIODRIVERSindexesSDItxt'
data_dir='toolsSDI'
log_dir='e:DECRAP_DEPLOY_SDIODRIVERSlogs'
extractdir=''
lang=English
theme=Coax
scale=256
expertmode=1
filters=1186
autoinstall=0
autoclose=0
failsafe=0
delextrainfs=0
checkupdates=1
norestorepnt=0
disableinstall=0
nostop=0

START 1,0 [15]
Marker: 'HP_nb'
FINISH primary

{Sync...
}Sync
{2Sync
Times
devicescan: 703 (0 errors)
indexes: 391
sysinfo: 359
matcher: 297
chkupdate: 0
startup: 1047 (-703)
indexsave: 0
indexprint: 0
total: 1047
test: 1000
Driverpacks
0 e:DECRAP_DEPLOY_SDIODRIVERSdriversunpacked.7z
6179 d:DECRAP_DEPLOY_SDIODRIVERSdriversDP_Biometric_20083.7z
24887 d:DECRAP_DEPLOY_SDIODRIVERSdriversDP_Bluetooth_20083.7z
...


   
Glenn
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you should keep the paths as relative so they work in both cases

drp_dir=’drivers’
index_dir=’indexesSDI’
output_dir=’indexesSDItxt’
data_dir=’toolsSDI’
log_dir=’logs’


   
(@Anonymous)
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Where would I enter this information?


   
Glenn
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@patriciavanroongmail-com sdio.cfg


   
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