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Good thinking two options...

1) replace the driver in the lan pack and use base to create plugin and rebuild...

2) If all the names are the same you could try to cheat and replace the two files in the plugin and build...

It is better for us if you update the pack and use DriverPacks BASE to create a new plugin then build, because it will tell us if adding that driver fixes it for everyone, We like it when we can provide a particular fix to our entire audience... Besides then when we release our next pack it will be included for you. We call that helping us to help you - and we like that a lot!

Jeff

PS please report if you built with R2 or just plain old 2k3

LOL... @mr_smartepants only Mods or better can see the email address. Members are taken to a form / page. So he can only get your email if you reply to him . I saw his email but I did not recognize it so I did not reply . Once you or I reply to him he will not be limited by form mail. The form mail basically has the same restrictions as posting to the forum.

I agree with your assessment that he is using a non legitimate VLK version. Normally I would think it very likely that if he used a legitimate version that his overheating issue would no longer appear. Most of the time versions that are obtained through dubious means were hacked by someone who is not very skilled. This causes all kinds of strange things to happen. From a support standpoint this is a nightmare, one we avoid like the plague.

Normally I would advise "Get a legitimate OEM or Retail version to start with. See if the overheating issue is solved. My bet is; YES. That will then allow you to use SP3 which is to your advantage for many reasons . You may find that the driver issue goes away as well ." Is tainted by the report of Win7 having the same issue.

I think it is quite strange you have the same issue with Win7, (and shoots down my theory above) have you checked for a BIOS update from the OEM? Checked for a custom chipset driver from the OEM? Checked for a Power Management Application / Driver? This type of issue is normally reported an then addressed by the manufacturer of your laptop and usually quite quickly! The fact that the issue spans multiple OS's seems to indicate it is an issue with the model... That being the case, if they have not already had it reported and fixed it, you should report it and then they will fix it. It is reasonable to assume that you are not the only one who has this problem... what does Google say about it? (perhaps your laptop is broken and under warranty? IE CPU Heatsink / fan not operating at 100%)

Thanks for following up with most excellent details, it really does "help us to help you"!

Jeff

Are you sure you deleted them all? 

%systemroot%\DPsFnshr.log would be nice... and may not have been deleted.

%systemroot%\setupapi.log (the part that deals with your HWID only)

Please read "Read BEFORE you post" linked to in my signature.

You have OMITTED WAY TOO MUCH INFO to help you.
IE did you install  win 2K, win XP (home, pro, OEM, Retail) or win 2K3 - 2k3 R2? what SP of the OS was used?
Did you use nLite or RVM? did you slipstream any updates?
What are the HWIDs? Tool linked in my signature...
Which DriverPacks method did you use?
IE Disc or SAD, M1 or M2, how was the finisher called? Which control panel option was selected?
which version of DriverPacks BASE did you use?
etc...

Help us to help you - details are the key. The inverse of that is "no details no help".

posting your DPs_BASE.log will supply 90% of the missing info.

Again... read "read before you post" (it is called that and plastered everywhere for a reason )

check off each item until you have checked them all off!!!

Welcome to DriverPacks.

PS Kudos for indicating you used search!

If you check out his other posts
1) he tried to use nLite to add them - you told him that wont work...
I am not sure he listened. No indication he is using DriverPacks BASE.

2) he tried to make a custom pack. No reason given for attempting to do so...

My personal issue with this is not the poor translation.

It is his lack of putting any decent facts or information into the translator to begin with!

No description of what he wishes to do.
No description of why.
No description of his process.
No description of his results.

No indication he has read ANY of our documentation. None at all.

He has not revealed what his primary language is.
We do have translators for about a dozen languages.
If it seemed to me he was making an effort we might ask someone who speaks his language to help us to help him.
Why should we bother if he is not even going to show that some small effort was made by him to try to help us to help him.
Or show some indication he tried to help himself.
Or show some effort was made to follow the tutorial or read the FAQs.
All of his questions so far have solutions posted in the Frequently Asked Questions forum of our site and in the tutorials.

(I get the impression he is 'one of those' and is attempting to post a premade disk to a warez site or torrent )

do you have an extra pair of sunglasses? (think outside the box)
A broken pair would be ideal you just need one lens, like a monocle

- did you try it inside afterwards?

If you did burn the CCD its new and under warranty take it to the store.
if you bought it online or whatever Logitech has great service i'm sure they will replace it.

Best bet is to go to the source... the post above is just a courtesy link

http://www.msfn.org/board/stefanrtrs-wi … 39748.html

Normaly only the mass storage are needed the others are optional...
This is the way UBCD4Win is pre configured when you download it .

some require other plugins to function at all (sound for example)
While DriverPacks BASE will generate the plugins for packs other than Mass Storage they are considered beta / test features.

bartpe is a recovery tool not an os replacement...

Unless you have a specific need, then it is probably not worth the effort
If you have a specific need there are ways to make them work.
This will require a great deal of effort and research on your part

Thanks for helping us to help you!

it is in the folder where you installed DriverPacks BASE .

Same folder as DPs_BASE.exe!

PS if you have run BASE since you created your disk you will need to get the one i want out of the  \LogFiles\ folder

they are time stamped and the one we need will be larger than the other ones

DPs_BASE.log?

just use DriverPacks BASE to integrate the DriverPack MassStorage to your Windows_Home_Server\SVR_2003 folder

it will add the DriverPack MassStorage support to the 2k3 portion of your installation...
You probably need to integrate textmode drivers only.

If you create a SAD disc you should be able to update all of your drivers post install.

Should work just fine!