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i can't let you despair sir... but i am not certain where to go with this issue...

Helmi (and most of the team) is much better at writing than i am.  Thanks Helmi.

I am a programmer/tech, not a politician/diplomat...
The diplomacy skill set is however "work in progress".
(is it too late to delete or re-word that last sentence? )

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i would expect to find that each of those folders contains a driver for a different series of Canon printer... (IR, GP, LBP, FAX)
that may, or may not, be the case -
it is also possible that the driver you have is an upgrade/replacement for one of the existing folders - (a unified driver)

Have a great day and thanks for your continued support.

why would somone want to have more than one driverpack version supported cdob?

use the hwid's tool in my signature -
the format should be pci\ven not acpi/wec it may be that is is a subcomponent of the main hardware and installing that driver will fix both devices.

Third party DriverPacks are edited and maintained by our users... that would be you...
the instructions on how to do that are stickied in this forum.

This pack has not been updated in two years if you don't do it - it probably won't get done at all.
I personally don't buy or recommend to my customers anything but HP printers so i have no interest in this pack at all.

If you would like it updated... feel free to add your driver and test it... then submit it here in a new thread

In order to do this you must have the printer to test the driver on... so far you are the ONLY one we know of who does have it.
Therefore you are the only one who can test it to see if it works.
if you were thinking of responding that you don't have the time why would you assume that we would. (we have lives too)

LOL... too funny   - you mean you never read "read before you post" in my signature? ROFL

usually you can just Google them. you only need the first two parts ususally.

PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9200&SUBSYS_100010B7  =
Google VEN_10b7&DEV_9200     result = DeviceDesc= "3Com EtherLink 10/100 PCI"
Google PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9200&SUBSYS_100010B7  result = DeviceDesc= "3Com EtherLink PCI TPC NIC (3C900B-TPC)"

VEN = Vendor ID         10b7 = 3COM
DEV = Device model    9200 = Etherlink 10/100
SUBSYS = Remanufacurer or subtype / variation

This feature was added

We were never able to find the problem...

Please review the trouble shooting steps above, make sure you have eliminated all of them...

If you can think of something we missed i am all ears

you could slipsrteam in the newer file to your source - or even "replace" the included driver
to do so you would only need to make a few changes (maybe none if your real lucky)
use makecab to compress them and place them in the I386 folder
verify that all the references in txtsetup and dosnet are updated (if needed) and add the files to the "force copy" section.

since this is syprep it may not work unless all the files have the same names as the originals. but worth a shot i figure...

let us know... thanks for your feedback

PS you might even get away with just overwriteing the one file

Thanks for following up!

have a great day

the multi boot platform is not well documented... but it does work give it a shot...

Hint: you need to save some DPs_BASE.ini files in advance

DPs_BASEen.ini
DPs_BASEch.ini

I use DVD's and i even carry an external USB DVD with my gear - your right it wont fit on cd

um besides ris for network  look at dtards posts in universal imaging we were investigating network located drivers there too
No your not on your own... there are just some obsticals with a remote DriverPacks method (some drivers take you offline when they install)

have a great day