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I have an HP Z420 sitting on my desk at work.  What a beast!
I didn't have the same problem you did because I used the $WinPEDriver$ folder method.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2686316

I don't know, I don't use SysPrep.  Something happened during the "generalize" process.

Nice!  I'll add that into my working copy.

Strange, I don't have that problem.
Here's a sample batch to illustrate:

@Echo off

ECHO Line 1!
ECHO Line 2
ECHO Line 3!
ECHO Line 4

results in:

It's possible there's something wacky going on in the French localization of the code.
I'll remove the exclamation points just to be safe.

I'll also look into the log-delete errors.
Thanks for reporting.

Well, doing some research into WMIC I found the following tidbit works to identify notebooks.

WMIC SystemEnclosure GET ChassisTypes /value

On a notebook the output would be "ChassisTypes={10}" but on anything else the value would be blank.  Once the target machine is identified as a notebook, further filtering can be applied.

Ref: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libr … 80825.aspx

Hmm, I wonder if we could do something similar by polling WMIC on the target system.

<goes off to play in the sandbox...>

I haven't even SEEN a Pentium 1 in over 10 years!  Get some new(er) hardware!

Yup, source is suspect if DriverPacks BASE is already detecting a prior (broken) method-2 integration.

We don't support Windows XP x64
http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=2651

Thanks cdob!  I had forgotten about that.

Change your "for %%i" line to read as follows and it WILL work:

FOR %%i IN (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) DO IF /I EXIST %%i:\sources\install.wim SET "CDROM=%%i:"

The main difference is the inclusion of "IF /I", the /I makes the query case-insensitive meaning that "BlAh" is the same as "blah".  Also get in the habit of enclosing your SET variables in quotes to eliminate stray spaces.
I know this works because I use the exact same line in my .cmd.

I always use IF /I EXIST unless I'm looking for a very specific case-spelling.

Well, adding the text file to the DriverPacks and adding code to support that function was just a proof of concept.  It still needs further testing before we re-release new DriverPacks with the "known-problems*" file (not all DriverPacks will need it).
This current version of SAD will work fine if those files are not present (IF EXIST...).
I'm glad it worked for you!  Whew!