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#!/bin/bash
# from catgen:
# -o, --out
# output cat file
# -h, --hwid
# hwid (example: PNP0F13)
# -O, --OS
# OS string (default: 7X64,8X64,10X64)
# -A, --OSAttr
# OSAttr string (default: 2:6.1,2:6.2,2:6.4)
#
#
# Followed is a lists of OS string and OS attribute values, taken from various .cat files of Intel drivers for chipset and ethernet in November 2024
# Also there are no values for Win NT 4.0, 98 and ME - their attributes slightly different and may require additional data
#
# OS string
# x32 (x86, IA-32)
# 2000,XPX86,Server2003X86,VistaX86,Server2008X86,7X86,8X86,_v63
# _v100,_v100_RS1,_v100_RS3,_v100_RS4,_v100_19H1
#
# x64 (AMD64, x86-x64)
# XPX64,Server2003X64,VistaX64,Server2008X64,7X64,Server2008R2X64,8X64,Server2012X64,_v63_X64,_v63_Server_X64
# _v100_X64,Server_v100_X64,_v100_X64_RS1,Server_v100_X64_RS1,_v100_X64_RS2,_v100_X64_RS3,_v100_X64_RS4,_v100_X64_RS5,Server_v100_X64_RS5,_v100_X64_19H1,_v100_X64_Vb,Server_v100_X64_21H2,_v100_X64_21H2
# _v100_X64_22H2,_v100_X64_24H2,Server_v100_X64_24H2
#
# itanium (IA-64)
# Server2003IA64,Server2008IA64,Server2008R2IA64
#
# OS attributes (basically it's a version of the NT Kernel)
# 2:5.00,2:5.1,2:5.2,2:6.0,2:6.1,2:6.2,2:6.3,2:10.0
#
#
# How to build OS string for Win10+
# Basic "formula" looks like this: [Server] + _v100 + [_X64] + [_Vb]
# Server - an optional prefix, used for server versions of Windows
# _v100 - a mandatory string, denotes compatibility with Windows 10+ (as for 2024)
# _X64 - an optional suffix, denotes 64-bit version of OS, however, in 2024 most of the systems are 64-bits
# last 32-bit client version of Windows is Windows 10 (32-bit can be updated to 22H2, Vanadium are last for OEMs)
# last 32-bit server version of Windows is Windows Server 2008 (Vista Server)
# since Windows 8.1, 32-bit OS are implicitly specified by omitting the _X64 suffix, but before they were explicitly specified by the X86 suffix
# additionally you may try _ARM64 suffix, however, and like IA64, it has not been researched at all, so it's up to you
# _Vb - an optional suffix, denotes minimum version of Windows 10 or 11
# for Windows 10 it's a short codename, e.g. _RS2 (Redstone 2)
# for Windows 11 it's a "version", e.g. _22H2 (Windows 11 22H2 aka Windows 11 Nickel, released in 2nd half of 2022)
# there few references for these suffixes (and only suffixes)
# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Microsoft_Windows_versions
# https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/dashboard/get-product-data#list-of-operating-system-codes
# Examples:
# _v100_RS2 - 32-bit Windows 10 Redstone 2
# _v100_X64_Vb - 64-bit Windows 10 Vibranium family
# _v100_ARM64_19H1 - arm 64-bit Windows 10 19H1 (not tested)
# Server_v100_X64_RS5 - 64-bit Windows Server 2019
# _v100_X64_21H2 - 64-bit Windows 11 21H2 Cobalt (should be, there is ambiguous with the Windows 10 Vibranium family)
# _v100_X64_22H2 - 64-bit Windows 11 22H2 Nickel
# Server_v100_ARM64_21H2 - arm 64-bit Windows Server 2022 (example, not tested + unofficial)
# Server_v100_ARM64_24H2 - arm 64-bit Windows Server 2025 (not tested + officially the first ARM64 Server)
function usage_and_exit() {
echo Usage: "$0 -o <output-file> [-h <hardware-ids>] [-O OS string] [-A OS attribute string] [-T <generation-time>] [-G <cat-guid>] file1 [ file2 ... ]"
echo See comment inside this .sh file for list of OS string and OS attributes
exit 1
}
EXEC_DIR=$( dirname $0 )
OUTPUT_CAT_FILE=-
HARDWARE_ID=windrbd
OS_STRING=7X64,8X64,_v100_X64
OS_ATTR=2:6.1,2:6.2,2:10.0
GEN_TIME="-T 230823140713Z"
CAT_GUID=
DRY_RUN=0
args=$( getopt do:h:O:A:T:G: $* )
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
usage_and_exit
fi
set -- $args
for arg
do
case "$arg"
in
-d)
DRY_RUN=1
shift
;;
-o)
OUTPUT_CAT_FILE=$2
shift
shift
;;
-h)
HARDWARE_IDS=$2
shift
shift
;;
-O)
OS_STRING=$2
shift
shift
;;
-A)
OS_ATTR=$2
shift
shift
;;
-T)
GEN_TIME="-T $2"
shift
shift
;;
-G)
CAT_GUID="-G $2"
shift
shift
;;
--)
shift
break
;;
esac
done
if [ $# -eq 0 ]
then
usage_and_exit
fi
i=0
for f in $*
do
if [ ! -f $f ]
then
echo "$f: not a regular file"
exit 1
fi
if $EXEC_DIR/strip-pe-image $f > /dev/null 2>/dev/null
then
images[$i]=$( basename $f ):$( $EXEC_DIR/strip-pe-image $f | sha1sum | cut -d' ' -f 1 | tr [:lower:] [:upper:] ):PE
else
images[$i]=$( basename $f ):$( cat $f | sha1sum | cut -d' ' -f 1 | tr [:lower:] [:upper:] )
fi
i=$[ $i+1 ]
done
IFS=$'\n' sorted_images=($(sort -t: -k2 <<<"${images[*]}"))
unset IFS
if [ $DRY_RUN -eq 1 ]
then
echo $EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file $CAT_GUID $GEN_TIME -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]}
exit 0
fi
if [ $OUTPUT_CAT_FILE == '-' ]
then
$EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file $CAT_GUID $GEN_TIME -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]}
else
$EXEC_DIR/generate-cat-file $CAT_GUID $GEN_TIME -A $OS_ATTR -O $OS_STRING -h $HARDWARE_IDS ${sorted_images[*]} > $OUTPUT_CAT_FILE
fi