Can someone help me understand what this error means:

ERROR: 71: Signability Test failed to run, TestDrivers function call failed.

This is from a run of HCT with an NDIS IM driver. Also, the driver is not
binary compatible (it's only used for XP). Would that cause this problem.

Re: HCT 11.2 - TestDrivers failure by Stephan

Stephan
Sun Jan 11 12:53:23 CST 2004

Have you enabled debug output in NDISTEST and connected a debugger or
running a tool that can display debug ouput messages?

Not being binary compatible should not be a problem (it is AFAIK no
longer required and/or recommended). Especially if your IM has also
been compiled for XP.

Sounds more like your driver file cannot be accessed for some reason.

Stephan
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On Fri, 9 Jan 2004 17:57:55 -0800, "Peter" <x@y> wrote:

>Can someone help me understand what this error means:
>
>ERROR: 71: Signability Test failed to run, TestDrivers function call failed.
>
>This is from a run of HCT with an NDIS IM driver. Also, the driver is not
>binary compatible (it's only used for XP). Would that cause this problem.

Re: HCT 11.2 - TestDrivers failure by Peter

Peter
Sun Jan 11 14:39:23 CST 2004

> Have you enabled debug output in NDISTEST and connected a debugger or
> running a tool that can display debug ouput messages?
>
Unfortunately, the signability test is not part of NDISTEST. There's no way
that I can see to enable debug output through this test.

> Not being binary compatible should not be a problem (it is AFAIK no
> longer required and/or recommended). Especially if your IM has also
> been compiled for XP.
>
> Sounds more like your driver file cannot be accessed for some reason.
>
Well, I downloaded the signabilty test update (mercsetup.exe) from WHQL and
it ran just fine. However, I had to go through hoops to get this installed.
I unzipped it to a local directory and then ran signability.exe on its own.
However, once I do that, I can no longer run the signability test from the
Test Manager (it always tries to install the update and fails). Does anyone
know anything about this?