- copy presetup.cmd and setuporg.exe to <yourosdir>/I386/$OEM$/$$/System32
- copy the OEM directory to <yourosdir>/I386/$OEM$/
- Delete the lines in txtsetup.sif that refer to setuporg.exe and presetup.cmd (I had problems with this, not sure why)
- Add a line in your base.bat to launch DPsFnshr.exe (like Adrien says)
- Add to scripts/unattend.txt:
[GUIRunOnce]
        command9 = "%SystemDrive%\DPsFnshr.exe"

There may be some extra steps, but thats how I got it to work and it was much simpler than previously.  Thanks, Adrien, for pretty much solving this issue for me.

Thanks

- Use method 2 (as said before)
- Move OEM (which is in your winxp directory) to winxp/i386/$OEM/$1/OEM
- Add a line in your base.bat to launch DPsFnshr.exe

And that's all. At least it works for me !

Maybe you don't need to move OEM, but for network install it's necessary to copy it on hard disk, because depending on your network adapter, sometimes your connection is not available because windows doesn't have the driver.

I did it just to see IF it could be done, and it can....

Everything works fine with both types of install

I am willing to share my methods and my files if anyone's interested... can also search for my posts, though not many, at least ya don't have to look thru a ton

You'll see soon enough why that is... but for now that's still a mystery...

Using option 1 the path is too deep and will not work.

I created a version of the media with option2, and allthough it works if i boot from a dvd, this wont work if i try to use the unattended system, it seems to replace the runkeys in the registery, it seems to copy the drivers at the start(pre windows) but it does not seem to run the end of the driverpack program.

Sorry but I am new to this project, but it seems like a REALLY good thing

Thanks

Brett