what OS are we talking about? did you say XP on a server... huh? wouldn't that make it a workstation?
Is this a bartpe disc or an OS install. is it a disk or network install.

what does "booting from an image (created using usb_XP_setup)" mean?
does that mean you followed #4 here:
http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php? … amp;start=
It says it works - if it does not you will have to ask them why... we don't support that method.

DPs_BASE.log? HWIDs?

Make sense, or we can't help.

I created an iso using UBCD4win about a week back that I can use to boot the server over the network. If I use an XPLive image the server will also boot. It is just the last part of booting from an image (created using usb_XP_setup) that I installed on the server.

If I use an image that doesn't have any drivers added I get a BSOD (relating to a hard drive problem) if I use an image created using the latest mass storage driverpack I get the corupt mv64xx.sys error and the install stops.

I'm a real novice at this but was wondering if the scsi controller isn't being recognised correctly? Would it be possible to remove the mv64xx.sys driver as I dont suppose I need it.

I have created an XP source to install on an Asus R1600 server, I manualy added service pack 2 used ryan software to add hotfixes and DPBase to add mass storage and lan drivers. Everything seemed to work just fine. However when I run the installation on the server it stops as it is loading the driverswith the error mv64xx.sys is corrupt.

The scsi drive is plugged into an LSI 53c1010R controller.

Any Ideas what I can do?

Thanks and sorry if I posted this in wrong area.