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One thread per request is sufficient, don't you think?

Obsolete threads deleted...

You can't, unfortunately

That's all there is to figure out about...

(you can directly post images using the IMG tags, though )

Splendid idea, could have been one of my own

Done, and updating with the latest packs also done!

Just a FYI to you all:

The DH Mobility Modder.NET has been updated to version 0.8.7.0.
You can get it here --> http://driverheaven.net/modtool/

For most users, this will be more convenient than "hacking" the INF files themselves.
Plus, it also supports Vista drivers (for those of you who dare to use it! ;P).

If you want to get rid of specific DriverPacks (for instance 3rd party DriverPack), just rerun BASE as OverFlow has said and deselect them, then re-slipstream.
This procedure also works for updating a source with the latest DriverPacks.
As slipstreaming the DriverPacks is supposed to be the final step before ISO creation, this shouldn't break anything (I have done it myself several times always with success).

I would not suggest manually removing specific components until you really know what you are doing.
It is also more time-consuming than re-slipstreaming so you gain nothing by it.

If you really need to fit it on CD (I was using that myself until half a year ago or so), there's a couple of steps that can help you:

Firstly, I recommend using nLite to slim down the source.
There's a lot of stuff you never need (really!) and some more you can easily do without.
MSN Explorer, WMP (if you use another player), all the languages and KB layouts, the intro movie, the search dog and whatnot.
If you want to, I can post my ls.INI so you can use that as a template for your own.

Secondly, if you only use the official DriverPacks (or rather not the Printer 3rd party DriverPack), that should not use too much space.

Thirdly, if you use Nero to burn the ISO, there's an option to enable short leadout, that saces about 12 MB of space, definately vital for a CD edition.

Fourthly, if really needed, there's 800 MB CD-Rs and even 900 MB (though the latter might be incompatible with some drives).
Unfortunately, those are not available as RWs from what I know (if you spot these, please tell me! ) so you will need to do extensive testing in either a VM or use a DVD±RW and a system with a proper drive for testing, then brun the final version on the CD-R.

Just running the latest test instal to check this out, a little more patience, please

--> http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=1953

First of, you may find additional info here:
http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=101

You could also have posted in there instead of opening a new thread, but that's too late now (I can't move around and merge single posts).

I don't know your card reader but mine directly plugs into the USb port on the mobo and is hence reckognized as a USB mass storage device.
Unless you wanted to remove USB mass storage drivers (which includes external HDDs and USB sticks!), I don't see how this is feasible.

I really can't give you any further advise apart from either unplugging or disabling USB boot ability in the BIOS because for whatever reason, my card reader works just fine during installation and doesn't screw things up *shrugs*

So, never having experienced these problems myself, it's kind of hard trying to imagine a solution for it

Good idea, but actually, it would be even better if you sticked to the naming scheme as proposed in the 3rd party DriverPack FAQ (which you can fined linked in my sig) as we are also using the day as the last figure.
This is better (IMO) because there happen to work a lot more guys on the dp3ps than on the official packs and sometimes the changelog isn't too great (forgotten, didn't know how to do irt right etc) so you can better check for the latest version (i.e. you are currently working on one, then someone updates it, so you need to know which is more recent).

So, any new links or such?

Please, I hate having to search for everything by myself
(otherwise, it's a quick and dirty copy&paste job to update the first post... )

So, I guess it's about time I update the link in my sig then, eh?

BASE is actually saying that?

Are you using the English version or one of the translations?
I don't remember it saying that, but then again I have only been using the (created by me) German translation so I can't really remember...

Done and done.

Unfortunately, your naming scheme is still inconsintent and you also gave the wrong link for the Misc pack (it's Monitor actually).

Still thanks for the efford
Small steps lead to perfection, too

They are already in the latest DPMS!
As I don't do UBCD4WIn or BartPE (yet, at least, no time to get into that), I'm not sure whether you actually need a special version for these...

From my experience, Server 2003 already comes with support for the controller, at least when I installed it on my Dell, it worked like a charm out-of-the-box (aka no DriverPacks slipstreamed).
As you wouldn't really want to run XP as a server OS (considering the machine is in server duties, so far, I am using it just to find out how to best build a NAS platform out of it ), that#s probabaly why it never was an issue.

Plus, we can only add so much drivers ourselves.
If there is no feedback and requests, some may get overlooked simply because there is such a plethora of HW on the market.