Embedding SATA drivers in xp installation



This is a method that will create an XP CD slipstreamed with a large number of 'Mass Storage Drivers..so this method could be attempted by anyone not just fujitsu users. I would suggest that prior to doing this you back up all the drivers that you will need on to CD. I would also suggest that you check that the drivers that are needed are in the list of drivers that come in with this package.

Please note i do not take responsibility for this. Do this at your own risk

1. Software/Hardware needed
* NLite
* DriverPack Mass Storage
* DriverPacks BASE
* CD-BURNER
* Blank CD
* Windows XP with service pack 2 (SP2)

2. Create the following Folders

C:\CDImages\DriversPack\
C:\CDImages\XPCD\
C:\CDImages\ISO\

3. Downloading DriverPack files
Download DriverPacks BASE to C:\CDImages\DriversPack\
extract it... you will get the following folders:

http://img168.imageshack.us/img168/9007/part1bp7.jpg

Then download DriverPack MassStorage (have a look on the website as they update all packages they have there on a regular basis) to C:\CDImages\DriversPack\DriversPack\

4. Copying the XP CD

Using Nlite

Follow the instructions given and copy the XP cd into C:\CDImages\XPCD


5. Slipstreaming the drivers

Leave Nlite open and now run the DPs_BASE application in C:\CDImages\DriversPack\

Select your language and click apply then click next twice

5.1 Select location of platform

Click the browse button and set the loaction of the platform as C:\CDImages\XPCD\ you will know if

it is right as it will tell you in the location section what Operating System it is :
http://img168.imageshack.us/img168/8299/part2is3.jpg

5.2 Select the DriverPacks to slipstream

Select DriverPack MassStorage and tick the DriverPack MassStorage text mode and click next (>)

5.3 Slipsteam Method

Select method 1 click next

5.4 Choose the methods to start the finisher

Select GUIRunOnce click next

5.5 KTD

Select Enablge KTD for ALL slipstremaed DriverPacks
and also select default under KTD cache location:

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click next

5.6 QuickStream Cache

select Enable QuickStream Cache

Keep clicking next until you get to UdpateChecker. Make sure that the driverpack is up to date and then click next.

Then at the final page click slipstream this process will take aroudn 30secs-3mins depending on your notebook and what your running in the background (one time it took 1min 30 sec and another time it took 33 secs )

6.0 Back to nLite to create the CD
After this go back to Nlite and click next until you get to Task Selection (here you can do what you want as in if you know how to use nlite)

Click bootable ISO and click next


Then create an image of the iso into C:\CDImages\ISO\

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Then after change the mode to burn image and Burn that image onto a blank CD. You will have a XP cd with a large collection of hard drive drivers...(just to make sure...when you have burnt the cd open it up and make sure a folder called $OEM$ is in the root)

Now when booting up from the CD and going through the XP intial stages of it loading up things etc you wont need to push f6. Also note it will take a lot longer to load up the intial stages before choosing to install xp but if you look across the bottom you will see it will load up all the different MassStorage drivers (hopefully yours will be there and it will detect it)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

Thanks to the original author

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Embedding SATA drivers in xp installation



This is a method that will create an XP CD slipstreamed with a large number of 'Mass Storage Drivers..so this method could be attempted by anyone not just fujitsu users. I would suggest that prior to doing this you back up all the drivers that you will need on to CD. I would also suggest that you check that the drivers that are needed are in the list of drivers that come in with this package.

Please note i do not take responsibility for this. Do this at your own risk

1. Software/Hardware needed
* NLite
* DriverPack Mass Storage
* DriverPacks BASE
* CD-BURNER
* Blank CD
* Windows XP with service pack 2 (SP2)

2. Create the following Folders

C:\CDImages\DriversPack\
C:\CDImages\XPCD\
C:\CDImages\ISO\

3. Downloading DriverPack files
Download DriverPacks BASE to C:\CDImages\DriversPack\
extract it... you will get the following folders:



Then download DriverPack MassStorage (have a look on the website as they update all packages they have there on a regular basis) to C:\CDImages\DriversPack\DriversPack\

4. Copying the XP CD

Using Nlite

Follow the instructions given and copy the XP cd into C:\CDImages\XPCD


5. Slipstreaming the drivers

Leave Nlite open and now run the DPs_BASE application in C:\CDImages\DriversPack\

Select your language and click apply then click next twice

5.1 Select location of platform

Click the browse button and set the loaction of the platform as C:\CDImages\XPCD\ you will know if

it is right as it will tell you in the location section what Operating System it is :


5.2 Select the DriverPacks to slipstream

Select DriverPack MassStorage and tick the DriverPack MassStorage text mode and click next (>)

5.3 Slipsteam Method

Select method 1 click next

5.4 Choose the methods to start the finisher

Select GUIRunOnce click next

5.5 KTD

Select Enablge KTD for ALL slipstremaed DriverPacks
and also select default under KTD cache location:




click next

5.6 QuickStream Cache

select Enable QuickStream Cache

Keep clicking next until you get to UdpateChecker. Make sure that the driverpack is up to date and then click next.

Then at the final page click slipstream this process will take aroudn 30secs-3mins depending on your notebook and what your running in the background (one time it took 1min 30 sec and another time it took 33 secs )

6.0 Back to nLite to create the CD
After this go back to Nlite and click next until you get to Task Selection (here you can do what you want as in if you know how to use nlite)

Click bootable ISO and click next


Then create an image of the iso into C:\CDImages\ISO\



Then after change the mode to burn image and Burn that image onto a blank CD. You will have a XP cd with a large collection of hard drive drivers...(just to make sure...when you have burnt the cd open it up and make sure a folder called $OEM$ is in the root)

Now when booting up from the CD and going through the XP intial stages of it loading up things etc you wont need to push f6. Also note it will take a lot longer to load up the intial stages before choosing to install xp but if you look across the bottom you will see it will load up all the different MassStorage drivers (hopefully yours will be there and it will detect it)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

Thanks to the original author
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