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Hardware Sentry: Some Connectors Shows a Zero Byte Size

Description

The Hardware Sentry KM package contains a set of zero bytes connectors.

• MS_HW_WBEMGenericNT.hdf
• MS_HW_WBEMGenericDiskNT.hdf
• MS_HW_Director52LSINT.hdf
• MS_HW_Director52LSILinux.hdf
• MS_HW_Director52AdaptecNT.hdf
• MS_HW_Director52AdaptecLinux.hdf

Is it because the package you have downloaded is corrupted? No. These connectors are purposefully added to package to overwrite previous versions of these connectors. The connectors that have zero bytes have been retired or replaced by connectors:

Zero Byte Connectors	New Connector
MS_HW_WBEMGenericNT.hdf	Replaced by vendor specific connectors
MS_HW_WBEMGenericDiskNT.hdf	MS_HW_WBEMGenDiskNT.hdf
MS_HW_Director52LSINT.hdf	MS_HW_Director52ServeRAIDNT.hdf
MS_HW_Director52AdaptecNT.hdf	MS_HW_Director52ServeRAIDNT.hdf
MS_HW_Director52LSILinux.hdf	MS_HW_Director52ServeRAIDLinux.hdf
MS_HW_Director52AdaptecLinux.hdf	MS_HW_Director52ServeRAIDLinux.hdf

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