LittlBUGer

When version 3.0 of the UBCD4Win project comes out, which is a MAJOR advancement, we'll be releasing a completely new driver pack method of which we can distribute ourselves and hopefully will have nearly all of the same hardware coverage that the BTS driver packs have. Until then, we probably wont update our BTS driver download. Though you are free to try our standard 1.7 pack. Thanks.

Oh hell if I remember what it says during boot up, lol. But I know I'm using the latest MSI BIOS, V 1.B. Whatever that updates it to. UPDATE: It's V 4.81.

I'm not sure how you are making the CD with the drivers, but try to stay as close as possible to my instructions. Also make sure you have the very latest driver packs or it may not work either. And I wouldn't recommend removing anything from them or modifying anything off of the default unless absolutely necessary. The drivers should all be in the i386/system32/drivers folder I believe. And yes, during the build process, several command prompt windows should appear and do many things, but they should automatically exit by themselves, after a bit of work they do. This may take a while, but all should finish automatically and in success. How exactly are you going about building the CD/DVD? Maybe there's something I can help you catch. Thanks. Also, try not to have any spaces in your folder names (as in DON'T create the CD in your My Documents folder or something like that). Also, what version of XP CD are you using to build this and is there any A/V or Anti-Spyware software running in the background that may be conflicting with something?

My motherboard is a MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum, and thus uses the nVidia on-board SATA RAID. Mine is also stripped and everything worked perfectly when I ran the CD on my machine. Is yours much different? Did you disable any plugins or something? Did you not use all of the driver packs? There's gotta be something going on here, or some small difference in how yours is built compared to mine. Thanks.

No, this is not normal. My PC at home has two SATA Raptor drives in a RAID 0 array and the CD built with this new drivers method, using all driver packs and leaving everything by default works fine. I don't know though if it would work without the HWPnP plugin though, as that may be installing the correct drivers for it to work. But all I know is that never before could I see my array, and now I can with this new drivers release.

Hmmm, I'm not sure about that one. I meant when you start from scratch doing a normal BartPE build or using our project, the UBCD4Win to do your build. I guess this also works with the Reatogo build (with a few modifications), but to do what you ask, I'm not quite sure and I don't have the time now, at work, to test. Sorry... :-\

Thanks. I'm awaiting your reply, as I always love to hear success stories.

Hello. I just wanted to let the community here know that we, at the UBCD4Win project and forums, have finally released a new "drivers" pack which just includes a few plugins that will add all of the BTS driver packs (except sound) to any BartPE CD! Though we have instructions on how to get it to work for our UBCD4Win CD, the release applies to any BartPE environment. Please check it out if you are interested: UBCD4Win Drivers V. 2.0 Thanks.

@Bâshrat the Sneaky Did you get my PM/Email? If so, please respond as it's important. If not, please let me know so I can try to talk to you again. I need to get a hold of you. Thanks.

Though I don't own "my" old server anymore, my friend still runs it and would probably be more than glad to mirror the drivers for you. You can see all of the other great things the server mirrors HERE. PM me if you are interested. Please try to get the driver packs back up soon as I would love to get the latest. Thanks.

We have a Network and Storage drivers pack at the UBCD4Win site that we use in our UBCD4Win build (which is based on Bart PE). Otherwise, all other types of drivers require plugins and can't be added the way the network and storage drivers are. Please visit the forums for more information.

In my link, going to the UBCD4Win website, there is a lot of help on the forums and on the How To page. But basically you download the driver pack and extract it into your (as an example) C:\pebuilder\drivers folder. Then run pebuilder with all of your plugins and whatnot (I recommend the UBCD4Win of course) and it should add all of the drivers. The driver list in the current release is located in the UBCD4Win forums. I will be releasing a new pack sometime this week, just to let you know. As for including the BTS driver packs with Bart PE, I hope to find time to figure that out with help through the above link as well.

The UBCD4Win project has a drivers pack which is fully functional with BartPE/pebuilder. It includes MANY Storage and Network drivers (I should know, I built the pack). You can find more details HERE and in the forums. Please post in the forums if you want some added that aren't already there. Thanks. :-)

Well, just so everyone knows, I've just finished and uploaded the lastest UBCD4Win Drivers pack (that works with plain BartPE as well). It's now version 1.5 and hopefully fixes most if not all driver conflicts that we found out from the previous version. If anyone wants to test and let me know what you think, please visit the UBCD4Win forums. Thanks.

Though I just noticed you fixed it, this is what I've used with no problems (note the section with the silent.inf and how it's enclosed in quotes and whatnot): install.bat @Echo off title Installing K-Lite Codec Pack color f1 echo K-Lite Codec Pack installation in progress... klcodec227f.exe /silent /SP- /Loadinf=".\silent.inf" silent.inf [Setup] Lang=en Dir=C:\Program Files\K-Lite Codec Pack Group=K-Lite Codec Pack NoIcons=0 Components=divxdec,divx,divxmpeg4,xviddec,xvid,3ivxdec,3ivx,wmv,vp3,vp6dec,vp6,dvd,indeo,indeo4,inde o32,i263,huffyuv,msmpeg4,mpeg2el,mp3audio,wmaaudio,ac3audio,ac3acm,oggvorbis,aac,musepack,voxware,ap e,mp3lame Without the quotes and whatnot around silent.inf, it would do a silent install, but wouldn't pull the inf file.