Toolman

Yes it is indeed supposed to be this way, you can of course select not to keep the drivers and the DPack will remove the folder.. ← Except that the Driverpacks will also be kept in the root (*.7z files), those sould be gone after setup, but are not removed ...

Nope, it keeps de D-folder AND the *.7zips in the root of C: ...

Another bug found: Using method 3, Guirunonce, keep drivers, keeps the driverpacks in the root of the systemdrive ...

Tested method 3 - v5.05.2, GUI RunOnce, keep drivers: FLAWLESS !

When will it be up again ? 20 minutes ago I started downloading the lot, but came half way ...

Yep, I pressed G ...

After setup and first login, it can't find c:\d\drivesignpolicy.exe ...

Yes indeed, there are entry's with a quote (") in front, but not afterwards ... "D\xxxx;"D\xxxx; etcetera ..... (I removed a lot of them with search and replace on "D\ changing to D\)

DOSNET.inf and TXTSETUP.sif are modified, the entrys exist, the files are non existent in the \i386 directory. I used Method 3 on an original WXPSP2 cd ...

Method 3 problems... during Windows text setup part i'm getting error that following files are missing: hdaprop.dll hdashcut.exe hdaudbus.inf hdaudbus.sys hdaudio.inf hdaudio.sys hdaudres.dll KB888111 is not properly slipstreamed is my guess ... Maybe here it goes wrong: GOTO DP_S_%ME% REM ### To avoid that the Realtek ALC880 driver won't get installed (because it's HD audio), we have to add the necessary entry to the DOSNET.INF file. ### :DP_S_1 %INE% %DPDIR2%\S\R\HD GOTO Control_Panels GOTO KB888111 :DP_S_2 %INE% OEM\%D%_%SA%_V*.7z GOTO Control_Panels GOTO KB888111 :DP_S_3 GOTO DP_S_2 :KB888111 ROBOCOPY KB888111 I386 *.* /MOV %RS% > NUL SET T1=Fedit -add -create -f I386\DOSNET.INF -s ForceCopyDriverCabFiles %T1% portcls.sys SET T1=Fedit -add -create -f I386\DOSNET.INF -s Files %T1% d1,hdaprop.dll %T1% d1,hdashcut.exe %T1% d1,hdaudbus.inf %T1% d1,hdaudbus.sys %T1% d1,hdaudio.inf %T1% d1,hdaudio.sys %T1% d1,hdaudres.dll SET T1=Fedit -add -create -f I386\TXTSETUP.SIF -s SourceDisksFiles %T1% "hdaprop.dll = 100,,,,,,,2,0,0" %T1% "hdashcut.exe = 100,,,,,,,2,0,0" %T1% "hdaudbus.inf = 100,,,,,,,20,0,0" %T1% "hdaudbus.sys = 100,,,,,,,4,0,0" %T1% "hdaudio.inf = 100,,,,,,,20,0,0" %T1% "hdaudio.sys = 100,,,,,,,4,0,0" %T1% "hdaudres.dll = 100,,,,,,,2,0,0" ECHO. ECHO _ KB888111 slipstreamed... GOTO Control_Panels

There is still a bug, I placed a WINNT.SIF of my one, and now OEMpath is filled in, before (no winnt.sif there) it didn't make an entry OEMPath using Method 3 ...

Oeps, now I did, and my winnt.sif does now look like this: ;Generated by Bashrat the Sneaky's DriverPacks BASE [Data] MsDosInitiated = "No" [Unattended] NonDriverSigningPolicy = "Ignore" DriverSigningPolicy = "Ignore" OemPreinstall = "Yes" [GUIUnattended] DetachedProgram = "CMD /C %SystemDrive%\D\BTS_DPs_M3.cmd" [GUIRunOnce] command9 = "%SystemDrive%\D\BTS_DPs_finish.cmd" Would this be oke ? I've not tested it yet ...

My WINNT.SIF looks like this after using methode 3: ;Generated by Bashrat the Sneaky's DriverPacks BASE It was non existing and now it's empty ... :-(

I've tested methode 1 and 2 and I will use methode 2 in future ... With methode 1 not all devices are detected / installed ...

Thanks for the tips. I will try this and report back ! Edit: Your solution does the job ... Next problem is that the setup BSOD when installing the Realtec ac'97 onboard soundcard drivers ... (See also: Realtec ac'97 )

I'm using version 5.04.4 basepack and all the driverpacks. Methode used: 2 WXP + SP2 + Hotfixes. Still getting the following error (It never has worked for me, by the way, I tried all versions of the driverpacks) : After the text part of the setup, rebooting: Fatal Error: Internal Setup data structures are corrupted (phase 0) Initial I had no winnt.sif, after running the driverpack I got a winnt.sif inside i386 ... Is this file really needed to get those driverpacks working ??? Do I have to have a winnt.sif, before I integrate the driverpacks ?

I'm sorry to disappoint you, but the problems with your MassStorage DriverPack are still there or sneaked in again ... with both methodes ... I'm using WXP Professional+SP1+slipstreamed SP2+all of your driver packs... Versions: DP Base 5.03.2 DP Graphics A 5.02.1 DP Graphics B 5.02 DP LAN 5.02 DP MassStorage 5.03 DP Sound A 5.03.1 DP Sound B 5.03 DP WLAN 5.02 Used it on a IBM 8183 ...