@Eisbrecher: Ich hab Version 1.10b6 und ich konnte die Compaction setzen, bin dann auch nach windows über den chainloader gebootet. Das Problem ist aber das die Karte überhauptnicht mehr im Gerätemanager erkannt wird. Ich bin dann auf folgende Seite gestoßen: http://egpu.maeth.net/faq.htm
In dem es heßt:
"T10. Even after successful 32-bit compaction I still get a error 12 in Windows
The first thing to try is 32bitA compaction and see if that resolves it. If not, then what has been discovered happening is the I/O port allocated by compact gets moved by Win7. The I/O port allocated is shown as the last two echo lines in pci.bat such as:
@echo -s 2:0.0 BASE_ADDRESS_5=2001 >> setpci.arg
@echo -s 0:1c.1 1c.b=20 1d.b=20 >> setpci.arg
The 0:1c.1 refers to pci-e port2 and the 2:0.0 refers to the PCI ID my GTX460 has. The 20 and 2001 means assign the port and GTX460 to use I/O port 0x2000-20FF. On this particular system, Win7 moves the pci-e express port2's I/O space to 0xD000-DFFF port instead which is odd so the GTX460 flags an error 12 since it can't get 0x2000-20ff.
So the workaround is to change the 20 to be D0 and let Win7 have it's way. This can be done by adding two additional lines between your 'call pci' and 'call grub4dos' to override compact's allocation. This setting will override any further re-runs of compaction as well.
setpci -s 2:0.0 BASE_ADDRESS_5=d001
setpci -s 0:1c.1 1c.b=d0 1d.b=d0
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Bei mir stehen jedoch andere Werte(Siehe Anhang). Könnte vieleicht an der alten Version liegen oder ich tappe wieder im Dunkeln, weil mein Geräte Manager kein Error 12 anzeigt und der Artikel nur für die mit dem Fehlercode 12 bestimmt ist.

In dem es heßt:
"T10. Even after successful 32-bit compaction I still get a error 12 in Windows
The first thing to try is 32bitA compaction and see if that resolves it. If not, then what has been discovered happening is the I/O port allocated by compact gets moved by Win7. The I/O port allocated is shown as the last two echo lines in pci.bat such as:
@echo -s 2:0.0 BASE_ADDRESS_5=2001 >> setpci.arg
@echo -s 0:1c.1 1c.b=20 1d.b=20 >> setpci.arg
The 0:1c.1 refers to pci-e port2 and the 2:0.0 refers to the PCI ID my GTX460 has. The 20 and 2001 means assign the port and GTX460 to use I/O port 0x2000-20FF. On this particular system, Win7 moves the pci-e express port2's I/O space to 0xD000-DFFF port instead which is odd so the GTX460 flags an error 12 since it can't get 0x2000-20ff.
So the workaround is to change the 20 to be D0 and let Win7 have it's way. This can be done by adding two additional lines between your 'call pci' and 'call grub4dos' to override compact's allocation. This setting will override any further re-runs of compaction as well.
setpci -s 2:0.0 BASE_ADDRESS_5=d001
setpci -s 0:1c.1 1c.b=d0 1d.b=d0
"
Bei mir stehen jedoch andere Werte(Siehe Anhang). Könnte vieleicht an der alten Version liegen oder ich tappe wieder im Dunkeln, weil mein Geräte Manager kein Error 12 anzeigt und der Artikel nur für die mit dem Fehlercode 12 bestimmt ist.
