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(@marcomh92)
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Good afternoon!

 

I am trying to get Snappy Driver Installer Origin (v1.13.3) working for my automated computer maintenance script. In short. The script maps a network drive. Changes location to the Snappy folder on the drive (cd command) and runs & .\\\192.168.1.30\Snappy\SDIO_x64_R767.exe -autoinstall -autoclose

 

I have downloaded the full driver pack using the server (hosting the network share) using this command: & .\\\192.168.1.30\Snappy\SDIO_x64_R767.exe -autoupdate -autoclose -nogui

This way it finally worked with being able to download the drivers using the server and using them using the client. 

 

The problem I am running in to is that the "Found in driver packs" filters keep resetting. I turn on the checkboxes for "Not installed", "Newer", "Better match". Sometimes it sticks and they are selected the next time. But other times no filters are selected. Hence, there are no updates to install and Snappy autocloses. All other options are loaded correctly. For instance, the custom torrent port. To check this I remove the -autoclose flag obviously.

 

Any info on how to solve this would be very much appreciated. I already tried playing with the flag "-filters" in the sdio.cfg. But I cannot make it work.

Also tried opening the source code in Visual Studio 2013 to see if I could hard-code the filters. But I get lots of compilation errors 🙁

 

Snappy is looking amazing! I love the attention to detail that has gone into it. These filters are the only roadblock left but will make or break it unfortunately.

 

Have a great day!


   
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Check the manual for the scripting tools, about page 26.  See if this is useful to you.


   
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Not surprised about the compilation errors in Visual Studio, it has a mountain of external dependencies.


   
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(@marcomh92)
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Oh wow. I totally missed the docs folder in the download with the manual. I've been very blind. Up until now I was using the commands found on the fork SDI's website as I couldn't find them on yours.

 

I see alot of useful stuff in the manual for me to play with. Also something to help solve my issue. I will try it. Thanks Glenn!

 

The missing external dependencies make sense. I'm a beginner coder at best. And in Kotlin, not C++.

 

Anyway. Thanks! I've bought you a coffee. Keep up the good work.


   
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