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Props! Thanks for the release, I have added it to my stickie

Looks like an interesting tool, I'll have to try it out.

Sounds very cool, I'll have to check it out.
...I've seen something like this before, where the pre-setup had checkmarks of what DP's to use...
I'll have to remember where I seen it @....

I've never had any mouse issue in VMware, however, we do not promote nor condone warez.

Very Impressive!

Yes, I am well aware of this link, however, the packs that I stated do not have a posts that I can find stating that the pack was being released, nor a changelog with the current changes... correct me if I'm wrong. But IMO, I don't like linking to 'unknown' packs that just appear on the server

I corrected the modem link.
It looks as though someone has uploaded another Modem pack and moved the old one, however did not provide a changelog for the new pack (v7.11.20) Whoever upped this file please provide a changelog so we can link to the file if needed.

Thanks

It's OK.. I'm only confusing myself too...

is there anyway to PXE boot... and then install windows from an ISO image?

Basically I'm pretty diverse. Sometimes I will be loading several system at once... While others only one at a time. CD's/DVD's cost $$ and can get lost/damaged quite frequently (and I don't happen to be a computer shop... so spare hardware is slim to come by). Anyways what I'm saying is that if there is an option that would allow me to make one windows image that could be installed from the network as well as a CD (without altering the code every time I decide to switch source)... that would be Ideal, however I don't know if that it is possible to somehow PXE boot and then mount/install from an ISO...

maybewe can test standard PXE boot with these drivers as well... but only the future knows

I don't understand the issue here...
They are not selling the drivers them self... But rather are selling a membership to their service...

There are no legal issues with that (unless they provide a Copywriten driver... which I've only seen 1 or 2 out of the thousands of hardware devices).

Sorry for the setback man... that isn't cool.
UPS's are great, unless you are me...
lol, for 2 years I had my "Big Blue" monster of a PC plugged into my UPS. When power went out.. my Monitor would stay on, but my PC would shut off (I figured that it was a beast and was just taking all of the power.) Anyways, 2 years after getting my UPS I moved... then when hooking my system back up... I was like *DOH* ... only half of the unit was UPS, the other half was just Surge *sigh* you gotta laugh about some things like that though

I'm assuming this makes use of the 'linkd' command available in windows (if the linkd file is extracted)