Driver Automation Tool 6.3.0 - Driver package download - Version

[EvilerBetty]

It looks as though Dell is listing some of the driver pack releases as "Version 1.0, A13".
Example: http://downloads.dell.com/published/pages/latitude-12-5290-2-in-1-laptop.html

This results in the Driver Package version being set as "1" when imported into SCCM.

[vartaxe]

Oh hell dell is starting to make me crazy

[Alslinet]

Biggest problem with this is the driver pack wont update. Since the Version number never changes. Workaround could be as easy as changing Version number to 0.

[Alslinet]

The problem is this bit of code: (($DriverCab).Split("-")[2]).Trim(".cab")
2-in-1 cab files have additional dashes (-) so it kinda screws With the versioning.

Example:
(("FOLDER05672009M/1/5290 2-IN-1-Win10-A09-8FY5R.CAB").split("-")[2]).Trim(".cab")
(("FOLDER05822961M/1/WinPE10.0-Drivers-A15-FYCJR.CAB").split("-")[2]).Trim(".cab")
(("FOLDER05323227M/1/WinPE3.0-Drivers-A23-MJ53D.CAB").split("-")[2]).Trim(".cab")

Results:
1
A15
A23

[Alslinet]

If you replace the line:
$DriverRevision = (($DriverCab).Split("-")[2]).Trim(".cab")

With something like
$DriverRevision = ($global:DellModelCabFiles | Where-Object {((($_.SupportedOperatingSystems).OperatingSystem).osCode -match "Windows10") -and ($_.SupportedSystems.Brand.Model.SystemID -match "081D")} | Select-Object -Last 1).dellVersion
I think thats all that would be needed, but im not really familiar with the code or why things are done as they are.

[maocul]

+1 on this issue. my change is probably too simplistic though!

IF ( $DriverCab -like "*2-in-1* ) { $DriverRevision = (($DriverCab).Split("-")[4]).Trim(".cab") } Else { $DriverRevision = (($DriverCab).Split("-")[2]).Trim(".cab") }

We're only dealing with Dell hardware and Windows 10 so I've probably broken a bunch of other functions!

EDIT - I didn't like that so changed to:

$DriverRevision = (($DriverCab).Split("-")[((($DriverCab).Split("-")).count) - 2]).Trim(".cab")

Still entirely possible it will cause other issues, but its working for now!

[skywayskase]

I like the solution suggested by @Alslinet, but unless that's the only model you have, it'll think that every Dell model has that same version.
If you instead replace $DriverRevision = (($DriverCab).Split("-")[2]).Trim(".cab") with something like $DriverRevision = ($Global:DellModelCabFiles | Where-Object {(($_.path).Split("/") | Select-Object -Last 1) -match $DriverCab}).dellVersion it should scale better.

This is tested and working for me. All 14 Dell models now/still have the correct version number.

[Alslinet]

@skywayskase, you are right, i forgot to add that part in before posting. Then realized i would need som further changes. Here is the code. You should be able to identify which part of the script it is that has changed from this. I commented the parts that are changed.

I really need to learn how to do pull requests, see this pastebin for the changes i think will fix this, its the same fix, just for every model this time, should be anyway:
https://pastebin.com/ZSAZUUMC