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Windows XP install only looks for drivers on a floppy, and the XP CD, it won't look at the DVD if you disk swap.

edit:

did you mean DP Integrated XP CD?
If so, it seems the current mass-storage driverpack lacks your driver.

Do you happen to know what motherboard the problem machine has?

Have you got another PC that can read the floppy?

Damn, I was going to suggest loading an image of the floppy you need into RAM with grub4dos. But that would need a USB drive or second optical Drive.

SAD2 is for existing installs.

what you want is this

http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=5199

It requires Windows AIK however.

If I don't have kmdf in the I386 folder, I get a "File not found!" error on flxhcic.sys

for me, it was about 6 minutes more on USB2

Install from USB stick on VIA USB 3 Controller

Will verify next week when I get the real hardware next week (or whenever it arrives)

I went and impulse bought one ($13.50 isn't asking too much), but it'll take 2 weeks for it to get to me,

so if someone else with real hardware can test in the meantime that would be great.

I use VMware, I assume it would have some USB 3 emulation, haven't checked

Unfortunately I don't have real hardware to test

If wdfldr.sys/wdf01000.sys is in the I386 folder, but not referenced in txtsetup.sif, it seems that the Fresco/VIA drivers are happy (no file not found error halting setup) and it's not copied to the hard drive after setup,
thus no post-install errors (which was a problem, but seems fixed now.)

If wdfldr.sys/wdf01000.sys are in the massstorage.ini it puts them in the SCSI section of txtsetup.sif and that causes errors post install.

Planning to do XP installs from USB 3 stick.

I'm not sure if the txtsetup.sif entry is required, but I do agree that real hardware needs to be tested.

Anyone here actually have the real hardware to test?

Disregard my last 2 posts, but I think I've discovered something else in the meantime

I've only been testing with a VM, but it seems that the Fresco and VIA drivers are happy without WDFLDR and WDF01000 being referenced in txtsetup.sif at all! (weird?)

Seems like that Fresco/VIA are happy with WDFLDR.sys and WDF01000.sys simply being present in the I386 folder

txtsetup.sif and sys files

http://www.mediafire.com/?07i270fej7z4xe7

If this works, Can DP BASE compress and add sys files to I386 folder without adding unnecessary entries to txtsetup.sif?