Specifically Intel SKU L8D915POMS2N3S. It is the basis of a few media center pc out there just recently released. Probably the best known one is the Alienware DHS 2, http://www.alienware.com/product_detail...px?SysCode=PC-DHS2&SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT.
Now my actual reason for this post. Does anyone know what the hardware consists of for the North American market? I am having a very difficult time tracking down the necessary device drivers to properly configure this hardware. I was given this hardware as a demo gift with no software whatsoever. So in the process of setting up Win Media Center 2005, I came up to the problem of freaking driver support.
Being oem, there is no reference to it whatsoever on Intel's site that I can find. Alienware is crap as they don't allow access to any of their support tools without having an account with them.
So far I have used Intel 915POM chipset driver, Intel 2915 a/b/g wireless driver, Realtek HD Azalia sound driver, Intel 10/100V ethernet driver, Aver A180 digital tuner driver, and nvidia video drivers. I have managed to get almost everything except 3 devices.
The remaining question drivers are 1 HDAudio based modem, and 2 Multimedia devices, probably Aver as well but unknown. The partial device ID are following
HDAUDIO\FUNC_02&VEN_163C&DEV_3155&SUBSYS_163C055&REV1007
PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7133&SUBSYS_622A1461&REV_10
PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7133&SUBSYS_722A1461&REV_10
PCIDatabase has them listed as Intel modem and Philips SAA7135SAA related. For the Philips stuff, I've tried all the drivers available from Aver, Asus, TUAN, eVGA, nada... Intel modem drivers are non-existant on Intel website except for old crap.
So I am stuck after a week of researching on my own... Has anyone have experience with this hardware to help out?
Now my actual reason for this post. Does anyone know what the hardware consists of for the North American market? I am having a very difficult time tracking down the necessary device drivers to properly configure this hardware. I was given this hardware as a demo gift with no software whatsoever. So in the process of setting up Win Media Center 2005, I came up to the problem of freaking driver support.
Being oem, there is no reference to it whatsoever on Intel's site that I can find. Alienware is crap as they don't allow access to any of their support tools without having an account with them.
So far I have used Intel 915POM chipset driver, Intel 2915 a/b/g wireless driver, Realtek HD Azalia sound driver, Intel 10/100V ethernet driver, Aver A180 digital tuner driver, and nvidia video drivers. I have managed to get almost everything except 3 devices.
The remaining question drivers are 1 HDAudio based modem, and 2 Multimedia devices, probably Aver as well but unknown. The partial device ID are following
HDAUDIO\FUNC_02&VEN_163C&DEV_3155&SUBSYS_163C055&REV1007
PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7133&SUBSYS_622A1461&REV_10
PCI\VEN_1131&DEV_7133&SUBSYS_722A1461&REV_10
PCIDatabase has them listed as Intel modem and Philips SAA7135SAA related. For the Philips stuff, I've tried all the drivers available from Aver, Asus, TUAN, eVGA, nada... Intel modem drivers are non-existant on Intel website except for old crap.
So I am stuck after a week of researching on my own... Has anyone have experience with this hardware to help out?