http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=733 or more directly from http://radeon.ru/downloads/att/

To help cut down on the involved parties, I deleted the prior pack and uploaded a new one:

http://3rdpartydriverpacks.thesneaky.co … 32_1001.7z
MD5: 1239fece5e73248b11beca48e37aabd3

This one uses the standard installer with the "/S" to make it silent.  So now, if you want to use a different version, you can simply replace the setup file with the newer/older version of you choice from the author's website (provided it too supports the "/S" switch).

I definitely want to do this the right way, so let me know.  If this still isn't right, I can upload the pack without the setup program, and we can leave it as an exercise to the user to add the setup program prior to use.

EDIT: Added MD5.

Clearly, it is very simple.  The switchless installer is not mine.  I downloaded it from ryanvm.net so credit to that goes to ELiTE over there: http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7448

Would you care to post your Pack to the 3rd party DriverPack forum here at DriverPacks when you think it is ready?
I bet lots of people will appreciate it!!!

"atidemgx.dll" while others have "atidemgr.dll"  (notice the trailing X vs. trailing R)

I guess the solution is, if I want it to work for all ATI cards, I need to have this section twice, once with each version of the DLL.

Is it correct that there is no need for me to include the INF requirements?

Now I'm really dangerous...

you are on the right track... and seem to have acquired a basic understanding of the INI structure / functions.

[DriverPack]
platform	      = "wnt5_x86-32"
name		      = "ATT"
rootDir		      = "D\3\ATT"
; OPTIONAL
; version 
classes		      = "3rd Party"
driverCount	      = 0
decompSize	      = 0
compSize	      = 0

[ATT]
; REQUIRED
exc_count         = 1
; OPTIONAL
exc_1_tagFiles	= 3
exc_1_tagFile1	= "%SystemDrive%\ATICCC.ins"
exc_1_tagFile2	= "%DPSROOT%\D\3\ATT\att_SFX.exe"
exc_1_tagFile3	= "%SystemRoot%\system32\atidemgx.dll"
exc_1_+hwids	= 0
exc_1_-hwids	= 0
exc_1_+infFiles	= 3
exc_1_+infFile1	= "%DPSROOT%\D\G\A5\CX_38185.inf"
exc_1_+infFile2	= "%DPSROOT%\D\G\A5\C2_38185.inf"
exc_1_+infFile3	= "%DPSROOT%\D\G\A5\mobility.inf"
exc_1_-infFiles	= 0
exc_1_commands	= 2
exc_1_command1	= "%DPSROOT%\D\3\ATT\att_SFX.exe"
exc_1_command2  = "cmd.exe /c DEL /F /S /Q %DPSROOT%\D\3\ATT\att_SFX.exe"

and this is what I get in my DPsFnshr.log:

2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <INIT> Found .ini file for DriverPack ATT! ("C:\DriverPack_ATT_wnt5_x86-32.ini")
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <DBG>      $dp_exceptions = array(
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <DBG>          [0] => ATT
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <DBG>      )
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <INIT>     Processing driver exceptions section [ATT].
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <INIT>         Disabled this section because the directory "C:\D\3\ATT\ATT" did not exist.
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <INIT>     No exceptions disabled for this DriverPack.
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <INIT> Number of exceptions imported for this DriverPack: 0.
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <INIT> Total number of exceptions: 0.
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <DBG>  exceptions[0][0]: 0
2009-12-28 22:22:38 : <DBG>  exceptions[0][1]: 0

which leads me to conclude the problem is rootDir="D\3\ATT" needs to be rootDir="D\3".  I'm going to try again with that change.

The above is based on the ATI CCC code in GraphicsPack C for my video card.  I figured start safe with as minimal modifications to something "known good".  Seems like I can drop the infFiles to catch all ATI cards.  I guess I can drop the ATICCC.ins too since I want to install for CCC or CCP.  (But I only ever choose CCC, so it doesn't matter to me.)

As for the deletion...I'm just following the example in the GraphicsPack C...guess I can remove that line too.

New test starting now...will report back later...

I think perhaps he might have meant to do this

exc_1_tagFiles    = 3
exc_1_tagFile1    = "%SystemDrive%\ATICCC.ins"
exc_1_tagFile2    = "%DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\attsetup.exe"
exc_1_tagFile3    = "%SystemRoot%\system32\atidemgx.dll"
exc_1_+hwids    = 0
exc_1_-hwids    = 0
exc_1_+infFiles    = 0
exc_1_-infFiles    = 0
exc_1_commands    = 1
exc_1_command1  = "%DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\attsetup.exe /s"

You have a copy already??? (confused???)

Um the code posted above would likely fail.
There are no INFs in his 3rd party DriverPack just the exe? (I assume)
Unless he created one named CX_XXXXX.inf and included it in his 3rd party DriverPack folder himself this WILL fail. the +infFiles are probably not needed.
Unless you ONLY want this to install if the target machine has a HWID that can be found in a VALID .inf file found at "%DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\" and named "CX_XXXXX.inf"
Note "CX_XXXXX.inf" is specific and "CX_?????.inf" is wildcard...
If I have assumed correctly that this file does not exist then this will ALWAYS fail.

Normaly 3rd party DriverPack are at "%DPSROOT%\D\3\~" but perhaps he did not follow the normal layout.

notes:
Tag Files;
do you really want it to ONLY install IF the ATI Catalyst Control Center is also installed?
I thought he wanted it to ALWAYS install?
If that is true you must remove the "%SystemDrive%\ATICCC.ins" tag

Obviously the setup.EXE itself must be a tag file .
(We can't very well run an installer that does not exist .)

and system32\atidemgx.dll is a good choice to determine if an ati card is installed .

the  exc_1_command2  which deletes the installer is probably not needed / redundant.
the finisher will delete all files and folders in "%DPSROOT%\D\*.*

Jeff

PS i am curious how you got a copy of Proximus 3rd party DriverPack already... ???

exc_1_tagFiles    = 3
exc_1_tagFile1    = "%SystemDrive%\ATICCC.ins"
exc_1_tagFile2    = "%DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\attsetup.exe"
exc_1_tagFile3    = "%SystemRoot%\system32\atidemgx.dll"
exc_1_+hwids    = 0
exc_1_-hwids    = 0
exc_1_+infFiles    = 2
exc_1_+infFile1    = "%DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\CX_XXXXX.inf"
exc_1_+infFile2    = "%DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\CX_XXXXX.inf"
exc_1_-infFiles    = 0
exc_1_commands    = 2
exc_1_command1  = "%DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\attsetup.exe /s"
exc_1_command2  = "cmd.exe /c DEL /F /S /Q %DPSROOT%\D\V\ATI\attsetup.exe"

Yeah if the finisher runs you should have a %SytemRoot%\DPsFnshr.log. Perhaps the finisher did not run?

show / tell us what you tried? perhaps you are closer than you think .

I agree with Erik, I think you will enjoy this more if it is your own personal success!
But we are ready and eager to support you!