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Let us know how this works out for you... this is not a supported setup but im intrigued...

We are all working on different pieces that will all come together. The things that get tested and prove effective will be in a final release.
Not all of our test packs make it. most do. We can release (main team members) at any time we wish. We choose not to release garbage and look foolish if we can help it.  we don't always win that battle due to shortages of active testers and the broad base of hardware they bring to the table. You can take advantage of the fact that Muiz has pronounced it a final. that implies he is done with his peice of the pie.
Download his test version to see if it is broken by testing it. Once you realize its not broken add your fix and put it up as  test pack 71122
and can be the next release. i assure you no ones work will be abandoned if it is needed and effective. I had that happen to me when i signed on here and before it was open source.

I can add your fix right now if i want... lets proceed slowly and with due caution.

check this out it is a detailed explanation of how to integrate drivers to XP

http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/36/

We do replace outdated drivers in the I386 folder Jaak has informed you well read the mass storage INF file (in the pack)

Since you havent told us why or where you are failing we are unable to ask inteligent questions.

what is your source OS? can you post your DPs_BASE.log?
how far into the install do you make it?
what software are you useing to prepare your install disk? driverpacks base? anything else?
you didnt tell us what error? specifically (verbatim) and when it shows up in the process.
did you read the info on the page i refered you to? (my guess is no)

please read this

a generic match for this card is in the packs

PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_042B matches with \D\G\N\1 in the graphics pack.

frequently manufacturers will mod thier chips this is particularly true of laptops in general and large providers like dell.

if you can provide  alink to the driver that is correct for your system we will look at it and see if it can be included.

you provided the vehicle... we just did the chinese fire drill.

that was kind of the point of putting it together...
surprized it took almost a year for our first request for us to provide a help file / tutorial.
guess it is almost self explanitory.

as jaak said dont unzip your packs they are ready to go as is. (that is in the tutorial).

The base is meant to lead you through the steps and is intuitive.

Since you had no mass storage pack available and had the wrong plugin folder specified for location several things would have led you to the finish line. Since the wrong folder was given you would have been immediately take to the UpdateChecker screen which would have indicated you had no local mass storage pack and that a newer version was on the server. (it tried to tell you the pack was not there). If you had the correct folder specified it would have shown mass storage text as greyed out (not available - no really, not available -- hey buddy really it's not here!) When the correct location is given for bartpe the OS= will change from N/A to OS= bartpe (a hint is given in the description box "BartPE: the \plugin directory to which driverpacks will be exported").

if you have the pack available and if you point to the bartpe\plugin\ folder and hit the slipstream button in base

you should then find two new plugins in pebuilder under plugins - base and mass.
Base should be disabled
and Mass should be enabled.

DriverPacks plugin is included with UBCD4win (BartPE on steroids) http://www.ubcd4win.com/downloads.htm
it needs to be configured from <<plugins>> in pebuilder before you build your ISO. that might be easier for you.

all things are possable...

we are working on a fix right now in the testing forum, lets see where that goes first.

try leaving it in both and let pnp decide see how that shakes out.

sys prepers can deal with a couple of dupes ;-)