It means the driver files you copied into your diskette lacks a file which the setup needs called "txtsetup.oem". It should come with the driver. Maybe you want to redownload the driver and recopy into your A:?

in wat condition, we nid to use this one?

Which one are you talking about?

y nid to installing xp with MassStorage(SATA/RAID) driver?

izzit having SATA hardisk, so nid to install in this way?

sorry for noob ques....hehe

I tot i explained it in the first page?

Some SATA devices are not supported on the actual XP setup disc because that CD is kinda outdated. This guide is just to add in more recent drivers so it would detect all the latest SATA/RAID devices during install.

i redownload thwe software form the link that u giv fer many times dy... still having the same problem wo..... how??

How am i suppose to help when i don't even know which you are doing?

You using USB floppy? Or slipstream?

usb floppy

then can u clarify "not supported">?

means cannot start the installation win xp?

You mean you downloaded the drivers a lot of times?

Can you make sure for me you're using GM965 chipset on your laptop? Or at least tell me your specs, like CPU, RAM, Graphic at least...

Not supported here means you will get "Hard Disk not found!" error because there is no proper drivers for the setup to detect the new SATA hard drive system.

i'm using ACER ASPIRE 4720..i download the SATA driver from the link that u giv me...

Can you like answer what i'm asking please? I am worried that you might have a Aspire 4720 that might be different from some other people here. So can you like tell me what CPU and graphics that you are using on your laptop?

As for the link i posted there, i did even tried it myself using a floppy and it does contains txtsetup.oem file for the XP Setup. So in your case the missing txtsetup.oem is almost impossible unless there is something wrong with your floppy drive. Please check again.

sorry for the troublesome. c2d t5250,51mb ram, 120 hdd,x1300 onboard

OK, seems correct...

After you run the setup to create the driver disc, you can make a screenshot of the contents of the diskette?

is this the only contain file?

Figures....no!!

You put that on your desktop, put in the diskette, then run that file...

It should copy the needed files into your diskette. Then you proceed with the setup.

This post has been edited by SubKi||er: Sep 28 2007, 11:47 PM

me also got the same prob

As in you extract the file in the zip into the diskette?

As i said, unzip the file to desktop, run the file and it should create the diskette with the appropriate files for you to detect the drive when you run setup.

SubKi||er, nLite integrated with DriverPack should be no problem right?

my case was F6 process is done with all the needed file copied from the floppy, then error came out with "cannot find file" even the floppy is still inserted when windows started to copy the file from the cd.

nLite integration you have to do a little research of your own as i don't really like nlite that much. My version of integration was done using RyanVM integrator which doesn't mess with this tutorial. nLite do things a little different from this....