http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1008
------- Additional Comments From lxtanner@yahoo.co.uk 2005-04-09 14:57 ------- I can tell you that the LDID_SRCPATH is something that installers temporarily change when looking for INF files. It refers to the contents of the registry key 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SourcePath'. This key is a REG_SZ that is supposed to store the directory that Windows was originally installed from, but most people use it to cache the location of INF files (in Windows, when looking for INF files used to install drivers, the value of this key is at the top of the drop-down list of places to search when you enter a custom location to look for drivers). This key should contain a path to use when searching for INF files (e.g. if the contents of the key are "C:\WINDOWS\INF\OTHER"), then any INF file processed (by SETUPAPI.InstallHinfSection[A/W] or ADVPACK.LaunchINFSection[Ex]) will be searched for first in "C:\WINDOWS\INF\OTHER", then in other SETUPX StandardLDDs). Note that the existence of INF search paths in the registry means INF files can be called with the directory name stripped off, as long as they exist in one of SetupX's search paths.
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