Closed glwheeler closed 3 years ago
No.
As implemented in 2776eff7ef3f8bfafe97088ad7cb9e2664b744ec, there should be a folder in the root of one of the partitioned named drivers (I can't remember which one. its 3am). Put any required drivers in there and it should bootstrap them into the build.
Thanks
It just gets stuck on this screen.
So, shift+F10 into console, open device manager and verify if the drivers have been loaded.
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The folder worked. Thank you for your help.
Now it is stuck on this screen.
Do you do consulting work with Endpoint?
We have Lenovo T14's and the network drivers do not load with Windows 10. Do I have to add the drivers to the .iso?