Injecting (slipstreaming) broadcom drivers into, Windows image files – Dell Broadcom NetXtreme Family of Adapters User Manual
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INFs (e.g. D:\Temp\Win2012R2Mod\Windows\INF)
netevbda.inf
netbxnda.inf
netbvbda.inf
bxfcoe.inf
bxois.inf
Drivers (e.g. D:\Temp\Win2012R2Mod\Windows\System32\drivers)
bxfcoe.sys
bxois.sys
bnxcd.sys
bnxfcd.sys
bxvbda.sys
bxnd60a.sys
evbda.sys
8. Run the following command to unmount the Boot.wim image:
dism /unmount-wim /Mountdir:D:\Temp\Win2012R2Mod /commit
Injecting (Slipstreaming) Broadcom Drivers into Windows Image Files
To inject Broadcom drivers into the Windows image files, you must obtain the following correct Broadcom driver packages for
the applicable Windows Server version (2008R2, 2008SP2, 2012, or 2012R2) from the following location:
NOTE: Refer to the silent.txt file for the specific driver installer application for instructions on how to extract the individual
Windows NetXtreme II drivers.
EVBDa
BXND60a
BXOIS
BXFCOE
Then, you place these driver packages to a working directory. For example, copy the driver packages to the following
directories:
C:\Temp\evbda
C:\Temp\bxnd60a
C:\Temp\bxois
C:\Temp\bxfcoe
Finally, you inject these drivers into the Windows Image (WIM) files and install the applicable Windows Server version from
the updated images.
The detailed steps are provided below:
NOTE: The file and folder names used in this procedure are examples only. You can specify your own file and folder
names for your slipstream project.
1. For Windows Server 2008 R2 and SP2, install the Windows Automated Installation Kit (AIK).
—or—
For Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2, install the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK).
2. Use the following commands to create a temporary directory and set it as the current directory for all later steps: