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yes i thought it would be good to add to chipset... i've come accross the via one quite a lot, as for the other one i just did a search for irda on driverguide to see what it turned up. g.

http://www.idoopc.co.uk/DriverPack_infrared_v1.0.7z for what it's worth, only 2 drivers but the via one is needed for quite a few laptops i've found, any additions greatly appreciated. file doesn't seem to want to download in firefox so use ie. g.

That ms fix appears to have solved the issue. g.

The problem is that a lot of the time the customers don't have an original cd, they may only have a recovery disk and a COA stuck on their pc. So they either need to borrow a xp cd from us or download and burn a sp2 disk neither of which is ideal. I'm hoping i can find a registry fix or i'm going to try this method, http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=897128 but editing the original source files from the cd. g.

I've got this same problem listed in this url that when installing office2k premium on xp home with sp2 integrated it asks for the xp sp2 cd. Does anyone know of registry fix to sort this out. I think it only occurs with xp home. I know it's an old version of office but lots of our customers still seem to use it. http://forum.iamnotageek.com/t-1819074685.html

i use both together fine, obviously xpcreate first

DriverVer = 08/20/2004, 4.4.6 latest nvidia driver doesn't include any new hardware_id's (dp version is 4.4.5) could u post the hwid's from the inf file on the driver cd ?

Could you post your entire masstorage section I'm interested to get any sata devices to work with my sysprep 4 all image. Also did you know that if you install the system first with bashrats base and the keep the drivers option you don't need to specify all the oempnpdrivers line as it will find all the drivers. Also have ever got a sysprep to work with skipping eula and using a corporate code? I've got all the lines in my sysprep.inf file but it always prompts for a code. g.

i can confirm that running sysprep after installing with the KeepTheDrivers setting means that setup will detect any of the drivers in the pack when it's restarted.

something i'm going to try when i get some time is sysprepping an image which has had "keep the drivers" applied... might this work for most of the devices apart from massstorage g.

http://www.idoopc.co.uk/R.rar i got the new realtek hd and ac97 drivers which contain these dev_ids. should be uploaded in 8mins

I've had the same problem on an asus k8n board. I noticed that the realtek ac97 drivers on the driver cd had more pci id's than the ones in the sound dp. %ALCAUD.Desc%=AC97AUD, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_006A&CC_0401 %ALCAUD.Desc%=AC97AUD, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_008A&CC_0401 %ALCAUD.Desc%=AC97AUD, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_00DA&CC_0401 %ALCAUD.Desc%=AC97AUD, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_00EA&CC_0401 %ALCAUD.Desc%=AC97AUD, PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_01B1&CC_0401 g.

pm was full http://www.idoopc.co.uk/DriverPack_additions.7z

Yes it's definitely improving but thats because you've put a lot of work in. Drivers will always be being updated so a mechanism for collecting new ones from one source would simplify things. People already post comments about updates, it's only one more step for them to upload. To stop newbies uploading drivers that are already contained you could implement a system where every driverfolder contains a file with name, date and version number of the driver. Also with a script you could produce a full list of supported drivers very easily. I've collected together some drivers not in your packs myself, i'll pm you with a link. g.

1. From reading these forums there are obviously a lot of people who collect drivers themselves / notice updates. So would it be of benefit if there was a ftp server for uploading new drivers with a directory stucture and containing the files of the most up to date driverpack ? 2. There are often long threads with issues and posts of howtos .etc. If there was a wiki then it would be much easier to manage this info in a structured fashion and in my experience people would contribute to the documentation effort. i recommend dokuwiki as it's very simple and doesn't even need a database. 3. Driverpack base is a coding project with small changes / bugfixes so could benefit from a cvs server to manage the code rather than bts having to post full updates. I don't know much about this subject but could the project be added to sourceforge or freshmeat and could they provide the bandwidth? g.

interesting comments all. just in case anyone's worried about using this driverpack i've been using it for a while now with various nasty software modems and i've never had a bsod. oh and i'm with bashrat on the subject of that site, millions of popups, no thanks. driverguide is okay for drivers that manufacturers/os that don't have support anymore but generally the origin site is a safer and better place to visit. All the drivers in my pack are from actual manufacturer sites. g.

could you clarify what ktd does, specifically this bit of code IF EXIST %DPDIR%\SetupCopyOEMInf.exe ( START /WAIT %DPDIR%\SetupCopyOEMInf.exe ) ELSE ( %CDDRIVE%\OEM\bin\SetDevicePath.exe %SystemRoot%\Inf ) does this mean that the devicepath in the registry permanently points to driverpack directory? and if so whats the point of running the copyOEMinf.exe which copies files to the windows inf folder. tx, g.

this driver looks interesting http://downloads.viaarena.com/drivers/IDE/...IDEAcel120b.htm i tried it with my driver packs though and got a bsod right at the end of the install when windows was starting up. motherboard is an asrock k7s41gx so as far as i know it doesn't even include via chips, sis only. any ideas or results? g.

http://www.idoopc.co.uk/dp Version 1.3! added all terratec drivers ----------------- AVERMEDIA ------------------ avertv_cardbus m150 AVerTVHD A180 pvr150plus AVerTV USB 300 -------------------generic btxx driver ------------------------------ should autodetect many cards, non detected but compatible cards are:- 0x01 "MIRO PCTV", 0x02 "Hauppauge (bt848)", 0x03 "STB", 0x04 "Intel", 0x05 "Diamond DTV2000", 0x06 "AVerMedia TVPhone", 0x07 "MATRIX-Vision MV-Delta", 0x08 "Fly Video II (Bt848)", 0x09 "TurboTV", 0x0a "Standard BT878 (Hauppauge (bt878))", 0x0b "MIRO PCTV pro", 0x0c "ADS Technologies Channel Surfer TV", 0x0d "AVerMedia TVCapture 98", 0x0e "Aimslab VHX", 0x0f "Zoltrix TV-Max", 0x10 "Pixelview PlayTV (bt878)", 0x11 "Leadtek WinView 601", 0x12 "AVEC Intercapture", 0x13 "LifeView FlyKit w/o Tuner", 0x14 "CEI Raffles Card", 0x15 "Lucky Star Image World ConferenceTV", 0x16 "Phoebe Tv Master + FM (CPH050)", 0x17 "Modular Technology MM205 PCTV, bt878", 0x18 "[many vendors] CPH05X/06X (bt878)", 0x19 "Terratec/Vobis TV-Boostar", 0x1a "Newer Hauppauge WinCam (bt878)", 0x1b "MAXI TV Video PCI2", 0x1c "Terratec TerraTV+", 0x1d "Imagenation PXC200", 0x1e "FlyVideo 98", 0x1f "iProTV", 0x20 "Intel Create and Share PCI", 0x21 "Terratec TerraTValue", 0x22 "Leadtek WinFast 2000", 0x23 "Flyvideo 98 (LR50Q) / Chronos Video Shuttle II", 0x24 "Flyvideo 98FM (LR50Q) / Typhoon TView TV/FM Tuner", 0x25 "PixelView PlayTV pro", 0x26 "TView99 CPH06X", 0x27 "Pinnacle PCTV Studio/Rave", 0x28 "STB2", 0x29 "AVerMedia TVPhone 98", 0x2a "ProVideo PV951", 0x2b "Little OnAir TV", 0x2c "Sigma TVII-FM", 0x2d "MATRIX-Vision MV-Delta 2", 0x2e "Zoltrix Genie TV/FM", 0x2f "Terratec TV/Radio+", 0x30 "Dynalink Magic TView ", 0x31 "GV-BCTV3" , 0x32 "Prolink PV-BT878P+4E / PixelView PlayTV PAK / Lenco MXTV-9578 CP" , 0x33 "Eagle Wireless Capricorn2 (bt878A)" , 0x34 "Pinnacle PCTV Studio Pro", 0x35 "Typhoon TView RDS + FM Stereo / KNC1 TV Station RDS", 0x36 "Livetec LT 9415 TV (LR90 Rev.F)", 0x37 "BESTBUY Easy TV (model CPH031)", 0x38 "FlyVideo '98/FM", 0x39 "GrandTec 'Grand Video Capture'", 0x3a "Phoebe TV Master Only (No FM) CPH060" , 0x3b "TV Capturer (CPH03X)", 0x3c "MM100PCTV" , 0x3d "AG Electronics GMV1", 0x3e "BESTBUY Easy TV (bt878, model CPH061))", 0x3f "ATI TV-Wonder", 0x40 "ATI TV-Wonder VE", 0x41 "FlyVideo 2000S", 0x42 "Terratec TValueRadio", 0x43 "GV-BCTV4/PCI", 0x44 "3Dfx VoodooTV FM (Euro), VoodooTV 200 (USA)", 0x45 "Active Imaging AIMMS", 0x46 "PV-BT878P+", 0x47 "Flyvideo 98EZ (capture only)", 0x48 "Prolink PV-BT878P+9B (PlayTV Pro rev.9B FM+NICAM)", 0x49 "Sensoray 311", 0x4a "Conexant Bt878 NTSC XEVK", 0x4b "Rockwell Bt878 NTSC XEVK", 0x4c "Conexant Foghorn NTSC/ATSC-A", 0x4d "Conexant Foghorn NTSC/ATSC-B", 0x4e "Conexant Foghorn NTSC/ATSC-C", 0x4f "RS BT Card", 0x50 "Tekram M205", 0x51 "Generic Bt8xx based card without tuner", 0x52 "Generic Bt8xx based with 4 Composite ins", 0x53 "FlyVideo 2000S with add-on board", 0x54 "Hoontech 878TV/FM" 0x55 "KWorld TV878RF-PRO" 0x56 "Gallant InterVisionTV IV550" 0x57 "Mach TV 878" -------------------ivans modified btxx driver ----------------------- AverMedia Phone 95 (tested by "Dima Kornev" <dima_kornev@softhome.net>) AverMedia Phone 98 (tested by "Igor Mikhayliuk" <mig@nilena.ukrtel.net>) AverMedia TV Capture 98 (tested by zhou12348888@citiz.net) AverMedia Phone 98 w/VCR (tested by "Ivan Uskov" <ivus@tele-kom.ru>) FlyVideo 98 EZ (tested by "kirill rybakov" <kirill@rfnet.ru>) FlyVideo 98 (SUBSYS_18501851) (tested by "Ivan Uskov" <ivus@tele-kom.ru>) FlyVideo 98A(SUBSYS_18521852) (tested by "Serge Andyk" <asvzzz@chat.ru>) FlyVideo 98B (Lifetec LT 9415) (tested by "jjaf" <jjaf@jjaf.de>) Tekram M 205 PRO (tested by "Mishunin" <MTV_MVV@intbel.ru>) Modular Technology MM100PCTV (tested by "Christopher Hill" <minkus@ntlworld.com>) Hauppauge WinTV Primio (tested by "Giorgio D'Alessio" <giodal@tiscalinet.it>) ATI TV Wonder WDM Video Capture (tested by "Mike Crash" <mikecrash@geocities.com>) CyberTainment capture card (tested by "Brian Hayes" <BHayes@kali.net>) Askey CPH-033 (tested by "Rolandas Naujikas" <rolnauj@delfi.lt>) Genius Video Wonder Pro II V2 (NSTC-PAL M/N) (tested by "Fernando Vivolo" <gifsistemas@tutopia.com>>) KWorld TV-878FBK Pal/Secam DK (tested by "Stanislav Selutin" <w3cats@yahoo.com> Aimslabs VHX (tested by "Francesco Berti" <berti@jupiter.augustea.it>) Pinnacle Studio PCTV (tested by "Thomas Stridsman" <theoptisizer@yahoo.com>) ------------------------compro ------------------------------------------ Compro VideoMate TV Tuner DVB-T300 and T200 VideoMate DVB u2200 and U2700 VideoMate DVB-U2000 VideoMate Live USB 2.0 VideoMate Action VideoMate For You --------------------------hauppage --------------------------------------- WinTV88x conexant 881 chip based tv cards (untested, ripped the installshield all need testing) WinTV-USB, WinTV-USB-FM and USB-Live(untested, ripped the installshield all need testing) pvr150_250_350 pvrusb2 ----------------------------vbox --------------------------------- dtt-150revb DTT150_BDA USB2-3550_BDA ----------------------------kworld/vstream ------------------------------- xpert_tv883 XPERT TV PVR-713x XPERT TV PVR-USB 2.0 ---------------------------- terratec -------------------- Cinergy200TV Cinergy400TV Cinergy400TVmobile Cinergy600TV TTCinergyT2 CINERGY DVB range terratv range (value, radio , tv,btxx based) couldn't extract cinergy usb200 grrr ( i think u need the actual device to install the drivers) -----------------------yuan -------------------------------------------- PG300 mpg600gr tun800 tun900 todo -------------------- get hold of pinnacle drivers and updates pal / ntsc switching?

by Peripheral i mean things like scanners cameras and printers without control panels, i'm already collecting a few. I know it's a vast amount of drivers not appropriate for people wanting to make an xp cd but as i work in a pc store where i have to find drivers manually a lot of the time, everytime i find one i can easily just add it to the pack. I've created a tv card pack which i'll post now. g.

only thing i can think of is that if you use my driverpack the drivers will be a newer version and therefore be picked over the xp built in ones..

For what it's worth i've done a small modem driverpack. I know xp contains plenty of modem drivers itself but they're all fairly old versions and I've had issues getting some nasty amr modems to work. I've included the generic drivers here. I've tested some of the drivers but not all. Enjoy. Ver 1.3 added some unsupported pctel modems http://www.idoopc.co.uk/dp --------------- Agere ----------------- agere Win Modem 8.3 driver (generic) ----------------- Conexant Rockwell --------- (covers pctel also) hcf generic hcf usb generic hsf generic hsfac97 generic --------------------creative ------------- creative modem blaster 5733(not picked up by xp or agere generic) ------------------intel/ambient ---------- 836 (built into xp too,will it produce bsod?) not had one yet... 837 (latest popular hardware modem) v92 ham ( old modem) --------------------pctel---------------------- micromodem needed for patriot HSP56 MicroModem hspmr same dev id DEV_3068 as smartlink but sl driver fails -----------------smartlink ---------------- nasty amr modems.... DriverVer=02/07/2005

I've noticed a few people have posted that they have their own printer and monitor driverpacks that they use with this new method. Could someone post their driverpack so i can at least have a start to build my own, or bashrat may decide to create new ones. ta, g.

would be nice if you could add this code to presetup.cmd after the original tagfile set so unattended driverpack installs work, it has no effect on other installs. REM +=======================================================+ REM | If you can't find a CDROM check for a unattended install locally | REM |-------------------------------------------------------| set tagfile=\txtsetup.sif for %%i in (c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z) do if exist "%%i:%tagfile%" set CDDRIVE=%%i:

I seem to have fixed this issue... I'm now using a naughty xp 11in1 dvd as the source for my cd's... and they all seem to work with xpcreate fine.