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For faster testing, you can add drivers, customization packages, and test content directly into test images, eliminating the need to re-generate your image every time you want to test one of these types of packages.
Prerequisites
- A test image, built using
ReleaseType=Testin the OEMInput file. - One or more:
- Universal Windows drivers, whose CPU architecture type must match the target test image.
- A test content folder containing test collateral
- Customization packages
Usage
ImageApp.exe [OutputFile] /Patch [/Drivers:[List_of_INF_Files]] [/Customizations:[List_of_OEM_Customization_Cab]] [/TestContent:[Folder_Containing_Test_Collateral]] [/CPUType:x]
OutputFile: The path to the image to be modified.
/Patch: Add additional customizations to [OutputFile]
/CPUType:x: The CPU architecture type of the image being modified. Values: {arm|arm64|x86|amd64}
This command requires at least one of these options:
- /Drivers:[Folder_containing_driver_files]: The path to a driver or a directory that includes drivers. Supports adding multiple driver files and/or directories, separated by semicolons. Recursively tries to install content.
- /Customizations:[Folder_containing_Customization_Cabs]: Semicolon separated list of OEM customization cab file to add to [OutputFile]
- /TestContent:[Folder_containing_test_collateral]: List of folders containing signed test collaterals to add to the image, under the TestContent folder in user data partition
Example:
ImageApp.exe image.ffu /Patch /Customizations:C:\workspace\Contoso_Customization\ /TestContent:c:\workspace\TestContent /CPUType:amd64
Note
You can't run this command against an image that's in a root folder. Run this command on an image that's in a clean folder that isn't a root folder.
Troubleshooting
Error code 0x800700ea
If you see error code 0x800700ea when trying to add a driver to an FFU image, you may have some VHDX files still mounted. Use Disk Management on your techician PC to try to dismount all of the mounted VHDXs related to the image you're working with, and try again.
Sample log showing error 0x800700ea:
{2/24/2020 4:56:43 PM} Imaging: FFU file '\\?\C:\FFU\ImageApp\FactoryOS_Development_AMD64_UEFI_SpacesGPT_Hardware.ffu' loaded.
{2/24/2020 4:56:48 PM} Error: GetVolumeFromPartitionName: Waiting for DATA with store ID 0x0 failed with error code 0x800700ea.
{2/24/2020 4:56:48 PM} Error: [00:00:00] 'Failed call to GetPartitionPath for the ‘????’ partition': HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(234)
{2/24/2020 4:56:48 PM} Error: Imaging!UpdateImage: Failed to Initialize UpdateDLL::UpdateMain with error code: -2147024662 (0x800700EA)