Thank you, it was a big help for me. Only note - extracting Storport.sys isn't so tricky.
You only need to extract WindowsServer2003-KB939315-x86-ENU.exe from downloaded file with 7zip
and then run WindowsServer2003-KB939315-x86-ENU.exe -x as any microsoft hotfix.

Once more, thank you.

P.S. Did you resolve the i2omp.sys problem - i have sometimes on some servers the same problem.

1. Deleting the lines containing QL2300.SYS in the MassStorage.inf file doesn't work.
2. What worked for me is extracting the Storport.sys file from the KB939315.exe and using this to replace the existing storport.sys in the \BartPE\I386\System32\Drivers folder. Then building a fresh ISO using UBCD4Win (press F5 to just build a new ISO from existing output files).
Extracting the storport.sys is a little tricky (but I hate NLite), just run the KB exe file on a machine that is not running 2003 server (I used an XP machine), when the error message appears don't click OK. The exe will have created a folder on the root of the drive you are running it from (which it deletes immediately after you click ok).

Hope this helps somebody.

I hit a seperate problem after this after this, with the i2omp.sys file :-(

I'm going to comment out the entire [Q3] section of the .ini.  I'll leave it up to individuals to enable the txtmode feature or not.

Is the alternative route to " ... use NLite to slipstream KB939315 into W'Server 2003."   What is NLite?  Am I supposed to simply install this KB onto my 2003 box (I would rather not blindly install updates)?

thanks,
john

Seems to me that I don't need the ql2300 driver for my Dell Perc card, so I'll follow the suggestion of removing that entry from the .inf file.

FYI, I have added "xxclone" to my plugins, so I think that I can now use the PartPE disc to migrate data from a RAID 5 array to a RAID 1 array.  With drives getting larger and cheaper, I'm gradually migrating from RAID 5 to RAID 1.  I figure that performance will be comparable, but my main objective is higher reliability.  I like knowing that each drive is a fully functional and usable copy.  And fewer physcial drives surely equates to higher overall MTBF for the system.

Further FYI, and perhaps in case anyone has any suggestions, I use "xxcopy" to copy my "data" drives (eg, the "D" drive with user data) over a VPN to another server (which also has RAID 1) several miles away.  This happens at night.  Runs pretty fast.  Is simple.  And the final touch is that I use "fsum" at each to build a complete list of files with MD5 checksums.  An automated script then does a diff of the fsum output on site A against the fsum output on site B, and I can "prove" that my backups work, are readable, and have integrity.

thanks,
john

Alternately this driver can be cut out ... As dave surmized above

by removing it's entry from the MassStorage.inf in the \plugin\DriverPacks.net\MassStorage\ folder.

Welcome to DriverPacks.net, excellent first post

I am running BartPE v3.1.10a on a Windows Server 2003 SP2 box (Dell PowerEdge 2850 with Perc 4e/Di RAID controller hosting a RAID 1 array).  This is the same box on which I am attempting to boot with the BartPE disc.

Earlier today, I downloaded the MassStorage 11.01 and LAN 11.01 driver sets from this most excellent driverpacks.net website (thanks!), and followed the instructions to add to the BartPE plugins (DPs_BASE v 3.3.4.0 dated 6/15/2010).  All seemed well; built a new BartPE disc.

Despite the previous (April 13) post of "slipstream patch to source ... done" I am still receiving the "ql2300.SYS" error.

Any ideas?

thanks!

I solved the problem using NLite to slipstream KB939315 into W'Server 2003.
The build of BartPE that followed the slipstream was healthy.

I did not slipstream the KB932755 fix.

Thank You All for helping me.

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P.S.

The fix  KB939315  (and other KB fixes) can be downloaded at :

http://thehotfixshare.net/board/index.p … mp;id=2893

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All fixed and working, best regards, L.

MS offers to download KB943295
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943295

Google KB943545