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LOL, I don't use sysprep and even I know not to use makepnf!
Nice one Jeff!
Yes, galapo is THE MAN!  Follow his lead.

If it's easy, then what's stopping you from supporting it?  Go for it.
All 3 XP-64 users should be pleased.

Because of changes being made to the site and the updatechecker site code, DriverPacks BASE updatechecker should not be trusted at the moment.
The team is working on it.

I agree with you to a point.  I dropped Vista like a bad habit, but I find Win7 to be much better on up-to-date hardware.
In my household I have one tower (quad-core, 8GB RAM, etc...) which I use as my primary desktop.  It runs Win7 x64 Professional and I love it.
I also have in my household, 4 notebooks.  One for my wife which runs XP Home (been re-formatted more times than I can remember).  Two for DriverPacks testing (one ancient and one only 3 yrs old).  And one Acer netbook which triple-boots XPHome/Win7/LinuxMint.  On my netbook I prefer LinuxMint since it's much faster than the other two.

Instead of Fedora, I would recommend either Ubuntu or LinuxMint (ubuntu-based) because the driver support from the community is outstanding and Mint includes many proprietary (restricted) drivers and plugins out of the box.  My netbook has the dreaded Intel GMA500 graphics chip, which isn't even designed or built by Intel at all!  It's a modified PowerVR chip nicknamed "Poulsbo" and the drivers are proprietary (NON-open source).  The only linux drivers available for that chip are built by Dell for ubuntu-based distros.  I had to resort to using someone else's BASH script to install them.  Saga & instructions here.

Although, I don't know if we'll ever see a DriverPacks for Linux since most drivers are built now as kernel modules which are specific for each distro.  Each distro maintains their own repositories for application packages and drivers.  And because of the differences in package managers (YUM, APT, etc.) the resulting packages are built completely differently (.rpm for YUM, .deb for APT, etc.).  So until all the major players in Linux can get together and settle on a common platform for package management, you'll still have to rely on each distro's own repo for updates.
Shame.

We'll have to wait for a unified package manager.

We're rearranging the folders in the file server, please be patient.

Guys, simply requesting HWIDs won't help us.  We need links to working drivers.  I'm not psychic and I'm pretty sure none of the other team members are either.
The generic download page I found is here: http://partner.atheros.com/Drivers.aspx

*Edit
I've downloaded all the drivers from the atheros site, and I found VEN_1969&DEV_1063 in one of them.
Adding...

Thanks, I'll use that info next time.
Did you take the DriverPacks apart?  Did I do them correctly?
The ATI/Nvidia files are expanded, but not renamed as per your instructions.
I used the international files where available and left all the setup files intact, though I don't think they're required.

Uploaded to new folder.  Link active.
I forgot to add ATI FireGL folder.  It's in the x64 pack I'm uploading now.

Please read the "read before you post" thread linked in my signature.
We need a lot more info than what you provided.
Source? XP sp2 or sp3? etc.
Logs!

muiz, you'll have to move it since I don't have access to the ftp you're currently using.
DP_Graphics_B_wnt6-x86_100101 (nightly)
Download: http://driverpacks.sytes.net/driverpack … _100101.7z
MD5: 016fbee16b413ac512cab7324d27efb9
Size: 124 MB

Here's the changelog:

Supported devices:

- Does my modification break the signature of the driver?
NO.  Running sigverif.exe confirms all the nvidia crap is still signed.

- Do you want me to change anything about PhysX_9.09.1112_SystemSoftware.exe?
Nope.  It's fine the way it is.  If you want to tinker with it to add more checks/failsafes, go for it if you've got time to waste.

Although, we'll probably still maintain the original PhysX installers for those nitpicky types who only want original (untouched) installers.
But it's nice to have alternatives for space-conscious folks like yourself.

Welcome to DriverPacks!
Thank you for sharing.  Looks interesting.