Through a very arduous process Gelip through like 10 hours of IRC and Dietmar with a patched acpi helped me get this running on my Thinkpad P53 Thanks guys! so far I've just verified that keyboard and trackpad work, no sound unfortunately. Can't post images yet unfortunately, forum rules
I've verified that same same setup and patched P53 ACPI also fixed install on Thinkpad L470, which was having same BSOD issue. Likewise same things work and don't work. Particularly missing sound on both Edit: Used snappy driver installer for and since it was realtek audio instead of intel cannon audio I have sound working on L470
@Gelip When I moved XP installation to SATA disk with sysprep, interestingly it works with 1920x1080 resolution UEFI+CSM mode (I think 3.3n used). I updated screenshot one of the previous post.
I tested VMware 15.0.0 on Win7 Ultimate and no problem with Map Virtual Disk... on account with administrator rights. Additionally in VMware 15 added context menu for mount/unmount VMDK: So in the tutorial, you can use VMware 15 and a virtual machine Hardware compatibility: 6
Updated acpi.sys in sysprep_pub.7z to eliminate BSOD: Code: *** STOP: 0x000000A5 (0x0000000000000003, 0xFFFFFADE849EDC59, 0xFFFFFFFFC0140010,0 0x000000004 94E495F) C0140010, STATUS_ACPI_INVALID_REGION
I experienced the same problem. My machine is Asus M409BA. CPU AMD A4 9125 Radeon R3 iGPU NVMe & SATA HDD It manages to deploy install.wim onto partition, but failed to boot after aurora bootscreen (winload.efi). I tried enabling csm, booting into bootlog, use usb 2.0 slot, but all that didn't solve the problem. Also, this is out of topic, but how did you manage to integrate uefiseven? I tried to use it with win7 aio simplixed iso but i couldn't manage to enter the installation process. I lack fundamental understanding on how uefiseven works.
But do you boot in Legacy? Enabling CSM does not mean that Legacy mode is automatically used - you need to start a computer from USB for install and from disk after install in Legacy mode. If there is a CSM option in the bios, it can work in several modes: pure UEFI (CSM Disabled) - Bios UEFI (GOP) video is used and the Windows uses loader bootmgfw.efi - there are only UEFI items in Boot Menu UEFI + CSM (CSM Enabled) - boot option UEFI & Legacy - there are both UEFI and Legacy items in Boot Menu. Windows can use loader bootmgfw.efi when you selecting from Boot Menu UEFI or loader in MBR and bootmgr if you choose Boot Menu item Legacy. Bios Legacy video is used. Legacy only (CSM Enabled) - boot option Legacy only - there are only Legacy items in Boot Menu. Windows uses only MBR & bootmgr. Bios Legacy video is used Some old PC - when UEFI was just coming in, do not have a CSM option switch and BIOS always operate in UEFI+CSM mode - e.g. ThinkPad X220 - this laptop does not have a GOP video bios - it only has a Legacy video bios. Still others PC have only pure UEFI without CSM - this is UEFI class 3