Enhances driver mapping functionality to automatically extract and store manufacturer-specific identifiers alongside driver paths.
Implements SystemId lookup for HP devices using PlatformList.xml with caching and normalization for improved matching accuracy. Extracts SystemId from Dell model names and MachineType from Lenovo model names using regex pattern matching.
Updates existing mapping entries when identifiers are discovered and adds them to new entries during driver registration. Improves driver matching capabilities by providing additional metadata beyond manufacturer and model name.
Enhances the Edge automation process for retrieving authentication tokens with multiple reliability improvements:
- Implements dynamic port allocation to prevent port conflicts
- Adds retry logic with configurable attempts for token retrieval
- Implements proper WebSocket message polling to handle asynchronous responses
- Creates isolated temporary Edge profiles to avoid state interference
- Adds fallback mechanism to extract tokens from cookies when localStorage is unavailable
- Improves error handling and diagnostic logging throughout the workflow
- Ensures comprehensive cleanup of resources including WebSocket connections, browser processes, and temporary profiles
These changes address intermittent failures when the token is not immediately available in localStorage and improve overall robustness of the headless browser automation.
Implements a deferred cleanup mechanism for driver source folders when they are compressed to a WIM and also used for WinPE.
When drivers are compressed, the original source folders are now preserved if they are also needed for WinPE driver injection. A marker file is created in these preserved folders.
A new cleanup step is added after the WinPE media creation to remove these preserved folders, ensuring they are available when needed but not left behind permanently.
Adds a new function to programmatically retrieve the required authentication token for the Lenovo PSREF API. This change is necessary as Lenovo is now restricting API access without a JavaScript-generated token.
The new function launches a headless browser instance, uses the DevTools protocol to extract the token from local storage, and then terminates the browser. This ensures continued access to the comprehensive model data available through the PSREF API, which is not fully present in other catalogs.
The User-Agent string has also been updated.
Adds standard PowerShell comment-based help blocks (synopsis and description) to all UI and common library script modules (`.psm1`) and the main UI entry point script (`.ps1`).
This improves maintainability and discoverability by documenting the purpose of each script file. Also removes various redundant or commented-out code blocks.
Adds a new `Test-ExistingDriver` function to the common driver module to centralize the logic for checking if drivers have already been downloaded, either as a folder or a WIM file.
This change removes duplicated code from the Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Microsoft driver download tasks, simplifying maintenance and ensuring consistent behavior across all manufacturers.
Refactors the driver download logic for all manufacturers to first check for the existence of a final `.wim` archive. If a WIM file is found, the download and processing for that model is skipped, significantly improving performance on subsequent runs.
This change also resolves a potential type conversion error when processing driver mapping JSON files and corrects a minor typo in a log message.
Automatically deletes the source driver folder after successful compression into a WIM file to conserve disk space. A failure to delete will only log a warning and not interrupt the process.
Removes unused 'Make' and 'Model' properties from the UI configuration.
Adds a `DriverMapping.json` file to automate driver injection during image deployment.
Driver download tasks now generate or update this mapping file with the relative path for each successfully downloaded driver package.
The deployment script now uses this file to automatically detect and select the correct drivers for the target hardware, removing the need for manual selection. The manual driver selection prompt is retained as a fallback.
- Created module manifest for FFU.Common with initial version 0.0.1.
- Created module manifest for FFUUI.Core with initial version 0.0.1.
- Implemented shared UI functions in FFUUI.Shared.psm1, including:
- Update-ListViewItemStatus: Updates the status of items in a ListView.
- Update-OverallProgress: Updates a progress bar and status label.
- Invoke-ProgressUpdate: Enqueues progress updates to the UI thread.
- Add-SortableColumn: Adds sortable columns to a ListView.
- Add-SelectableGridViewColumn: Adds a selectable column with a "Select All" checkbox.
- Update-SelectAllHeaderCheckBoxState: Updates the state of the header checkbox.
- Invoke-ListViewSort: Sorts ListView items based on specified properties.
- Show-ModernFolderPicker: Displays a modern folder picker dialog.
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