Upgrading to SP1 with Boot Camp

[limpport]

Yes, I meant SP1. I've just installed an old copy of XP Professional with Boot Camp, and it works. I didn't realize that this copy was from before any of the service packs. When I tried to get the drivers from the Mac disc, it said I needed at least SP2 or newer for the driver install to work.

So I figured "what the hell? Let's get SP3 on here!". So I downloaded the SP3 update from MS's website. When I tried to update, it said I needed at least SP1 to update to SP3 (this is when I realized how old the disk really was).

I then downloaded the update for SP2, in hopes it would work. I tried to update, but it said that there was not enough disk space, and I needed at least 250 mb-ish of space to update. I have 7.5gb of free space on the partion

So I have 2 main questions:
1. What's going on with SP2? Why does it think I don't have enough space?
2. How can I get an SP1 update? Support for SP1 was done with almost 5 years ago. Any link for a download re-directs to the SP3 page (so yes, I did Google it).

[doctorjames]

Use nLite to slipstream your XP install disc with SP2. Then try reinstalling XP using your new disc.

nLite wikipedia entry

I couldn't find the link to nLite, but it shouldn't be too difficult to find the download on the interwebz.

It's freeware btw.

[Kurt_]

Or just let windows update do its thing. Get an ethernet driver on that thing, and let windows update run its course. It'll install a copulate of updates, but eventually you'll be back on track.

But reinstalling is way easier.

[limpport]

Got it working just fine! Dug up a copy of XP Home with SP2, so I'm happy. Thanks!