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The following command line shows how to create a catalog file through the Inf2Cat tool by using the Toastpkg.inf file: Satpc32 Cat Driver DownloadWhere:   The /driver option specifies the directory which contains one or more INF files. Within this directory, catalog files are created for those INF files that contain one or more CatalogFile directives. For more information about the CatalogFile directive, see INF Version sections. In this example, only the toastpkg.inf INF file is located within the specified srcgeneraltoastertoastpkgtoastcd directory. The /os:Vista_x64 option specifies the catalog file is for the 64-bit version of Windows Vista. The Inf2Cat tool will match the name of the catalog file to the requested Windows version. Since the toastpkg.inf INF file contains a CatalogFile directive which has the NTAMD64 platform extension, Inf2Cat will create a catalog file that is named tstamd64.cat. One or more Windows versions may be specified in the /os: option. For example, if /os:Vista_x64, Vistax32 is specified, Inf2Cat will create the tstamd64.cat and tstx86.cat files because of the INF CatalogFile directives in the toastpkg.inf INF file.
Cat Ca3 Driver DownloadFor more information about the tool's command-line arguments, see Inf2Cat.
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