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Hi, I'm using the latest BTS packs as of today. I have a few things to report back from my own experience : 1. The most weird thing is with Windows XP Home : after the last reboot - on different machines and with the same CD - I occasionnally have a logon screen without a single user to logon. Can't do ANYTHING from there!!! Any ideas? This is a MAJOR issue as far as I'm concerned. No problems identified with the XP Pro or Corporate i386 sources. 2. I still occasionnally have to "help" the hardware device wizard to search for drivers during the initial steps (TFT screen & nForce4 SATA drivers on a A8NE-Deluxe for example), even if the driver signing policy has been disabled. Works fine, without any interaction with some other MB e.g. DFI LanParty nF4 Ultra-D. 3. The PCI WLAN Netgear WG311v2 card isn't yet supported (althought it is quite old). 4. I'd like to have the ATI Catalyst control panel to be enabled by default as with nVIDIA ForceWare drivers. 5. Using method 2, the cleaning process is incomplete : the folder "D" remains on %systemdrive%

-Fixed: Linksys WMP54G v2 driver: driver was correct and up-to-date, but one with a newer timestamp has been reported to be working, while the previous driver did not. > I can confirm that is does work now, thanks However, got a WG311v2 PCI card, which is not recognized...

It would be nice to have the default ATI tray icon enabled by default during the Catalyst Control Panel installation (as it happens on nVIDIA based cards). It is only a matter of editing 2 .reg file from the Control Panel directory... and changing them to : "EnableIcon"="0" "NoAtipta"="1" Thanks.

Using the very latest packs from BTS (late August 2005), I have that issue when AMD nForce4 v6.66 drivers are being installed @ T-39. This is NOT an error but simply an annoying dialog box saying something like: "The hard disk has been installed". I have to press OK to confirm for things to carry on, which is a pain in the bum as I'm supposed to run in a fully unattended mode. For info, I have an Asus A8N-E Deluxe motherboard with this disk configuration : 2 * 80Gb ; RAID0 on nForce4 chipset 3 * 160Gb ; SoftRAID5 on Silicon Image 3114R 1 * 160Gb on IDE0 (master) 1 * DVD+/-RW on IDE0 (slave) I've checked the WINNT.SIF file to make sure it won't prompt me for any unsigned hardware. Well, the latest BTS BASE took out both relevant lines I had regarding that matter! Adding them back on again didn't change anything. Help !

OOooppps: just after the network install screen an unexcepted reboot occurs on an Asus K8S-MX-EAYKZ. Removing the LAN pack from the CD solved the problem.

I still get a BSOD on the PORTCLS.SYS file on an Asus K8S-MX-EAYKZ Removing the SOUND_A & B packs from the CD solved the problem.

I finally got it to work... using the drivers provided with the original CD. Please find the files attached. Hope this helps P.S. drivers are of the same size as the ones in the DriversPack but the timestamp is different. wmp54gv2.7z

This is the device which is causing the problem (Linksys WMP54G v2): PCI\VEN_14E4&DEV_4320&SUBSYS_00131737&REV_03\4&13699180&0&3048: Wireless-G PCI Adapter

Hi, I constantly get a BSOD : "MACHINE_EXCEPTION_FAULT" during the peripherals install screen so that I had to take this pack out from my unattended CD. The WLAN card I'm using is the PCI Linksys WMP54G (not sure if it is the v4 or S model) recently updated. Can you check that out please Thanks.

Hi, Using the very latest packs from BTS (late August 2005), I have that issue when AMD nForce4 v6.66 drivers are being installed @ T-39. This is NOT an error but simply an annoying dialog box saying something like: "The hard disk has been installed". I have to press OK to confirm for things to carry on, which is a pain in the bum as I'm supposed to run in a fully unattended mode. For info, I have an Asus A8N-E Deluxe motherboard with this disk configuration : 2 * 80Gb ; RAID0 on nForce4 chipset 3 * 160Gb ; SoftRAID5 on Silicon Image 3114R 1 * 160Gb on IDE0 (master) 1 * DVD+/-RW on IDE0 (slave) I've checked the WINNT.SIF file to make sure it won't prompt me for any unsigned hardware. Well, the latest BTS BASE took out both relevant lines I had regarding that matter! Adding them back on again didn't change anything. Help ! BTW: BTS web site has been down for days nows (exceeded bandwidth). Do you know what's going on?

Hi, Using the very latest packs from BTS (late August 2005), I have that issue when AMD nForce4 v6.66 drivers are being installed @ T-39. This is NOT an error but simply an annoying dialog box saying something like: "The hard disk has been installed". I have to press OK to confirm for things to carry on, which is a pain in the bum as I'm supposed to run in a fully unattended mode. For info, I have an Asus A8N-E Deluxe motherboard with this disk configuration : 2 * 80Gb ; RAID0 on nForce4 chipset 3 * 160Gb ; SoftRAID5 on Silicon Image 3114R 1 * 160Gb on IDE0 (master) 1 * DVD+/-RW on IDE0 (slave) I've checked the WINNT.SIF file to make sure it won't prompt me for any unsigned hardware. Well, the latest BTS BASE took out both relevant lines I had regarding that matter! Adding them back on again didn't change anything. Help ! BTW 1: BTS web site has been down for days nows (exceeded bandwidth). Do you know what's going on? BTW 2: I just can't find the separate threads I was used to on this forum for each BTS's individual DriversPack. Where have they gone please?

Hi, Quick... but tricky question: can somebody tell me if the BTS DriverPacks work with XP Home Edition (especially with MassStorage). Cheers

@midiboy: +1 I'm also trying to provide an 'as generic as possible' install

Feedback : all latest packs + erik_demon post FIX#2 (cheers BTW), using M2 and no experimental options (GuiRunOnce / without KtD) -> works perfectly well!!! No issue and no left over whatsoever. Haven't tried the other methods yet... but this time I guess we're getting (at last ) very close to a stable package

Yet another Marvell Yukon driver v8.27.3.3 !!! yk51x86_v8_27_3_3.7z