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Like I said, it's a big mess!
Good luck! {runs away to minimum safe distance...}

Not unless they fix their installer so I can extract the drivers without having to install them.

Yup, when Realtek's WHQL key was compromised, M$ issued a hotfix that would render any driver using that certificate as "malware" and remove it.  That's the only documented case of driver-level hacking that I'm aware of, and it hasn't happened again...so far.
Maintaining driver-signing whenever possible is one of our core values.

If all you want to do is integrate drivers into the boot.wim, you'll need to remark/comment or delete the lines in the batch file that integrate into the install.wim.
You don't need chipset drivers in the boot wim unless you're trying to boot from a USB3 device.

Well, DriverPacks Finisher doesn't yet work with NT6 builds (or should I say it's not tested yet), so the script doesn't extract DriverPacks Finisher when the target OS is NT6 (vista/win7).
What OS is the target?

As a reminder, the Third Party DriverPacks are "community-built" packs.  So people like you can update them and repost them for others.
The DriverPacks Team will periodically "finalize" them and upload to the main distribution server every 6-12 months.
It's not up to the Main Team to update all the Third Party DriverPacks.  I only update the few that I use (HID, Misc, WebCam) and only when I have spare time (rarely).

As a reminder, the Third Party DriverPacks are "community-built" packs.  So people like you can update them and repost them for others.
The DriverPacks Team will periodically "finalize" them and upload to the main distribution server every 6-12 months.
It's not up to the Main Team to update all the Third Party DriverPacks.  I only update the few that I use (HID, Misc, WebCam) and only when I have spare time (rarely).

That sounds like a convoluted install to me.  You might be better off with an image-based install by using Offline-sysprep.
So, just to eliminate your method from the equation, can you try a traditional disc-based install?  Just use a standard 2003 disc, copy to a folder on the desktop, integrate dpms via DriverPacks BASE using the defaults (check dpms and txtmode), then build the .iso and burn to cdrw or dvd-rw and try that.  I just want to ensure that dpms works on your hardware and not being fouled by your install method.

No, the cardreaders pack was merged into the misc Third Party DriverPack a while ago.  The Monitors Third Party DriverPack needs a refresh and it's folder structure is appalling.
As an example;
DP_Monitor_wnt5_x86-32_1005.7z\D\3\MON\ACR\AF715\
should be;
DP_Monitor_wnt5_x86-32_1005.7z\D\3\MO\A\A1\
...a reduction of 7 characters.  Compound that by a minimum of at least 50 other folder infractions like that and you could potentially save over 400 characters from the 4096 limit.
Third Party DriverPack webcam is another that I just finished that could have it's folders aggressively renamed to shave precious characters.  I just don't have the time.

Not XP-64, we will never support that monster.  For NT5-based OS, we only support 32-bit.

11.07 is now on the torrent server.
11.06 has serious filepath issues that are mitigated in 11.07 but not eliminated.  Further folder pruning is in order but I just don't have the time to fix it properly.

Hmmm, I'm not sure what to do with these.  The file dates are newer but the versions are older.  Odd mismatch.