BootCamp 2.1 won't install - 64-bit XP SP2

When I try and run the BCUpdate.exe file that I downloaded (2.1) I get a message:
"BootCamp only works with SP2 or later". Thing is, SP2 is definitely installed (I have a slipstreamed install).
Everything works OK, except no internet connection, so I thought it might be a driver issue, hence the BC 2.1 install. I tried Network Diagnostics in XP. The BC version on my Leopard disk wouldn't work either.
Does anyone know what's up, or have a direct download link to the ethernet / networking drivers for a Mac Pro?
TIA,

I never have trouble with 'net connections. All wired and my modem and router are new enough and supported.
I do have 64-bit Boot Camp 2.0 that I got off a Mac Pro 2008, but even without that (and before BC was dreamed of). Also, Intel (and now MS) have the latest Intel LAN drivers which improve (reduce latency) connections.
Maybe today I can take another stab (and another stack of DVD coasters) at the CD ROM fix. If you have older Vista DVD around, I managed to install W7 from inside Vista. I've never tried booting from flash memory but that would avoid wasting DVD coasters - my one attempt and booting to OPTION screen didn't work (I haven't booted OS X in ages, nine months ago?).
I kept re-reading the steps and "instructions" and the writers sometimes list the way their mind worked through it, but not how to follow - and I feel like I don't fully understand parts of it.
One of the instructions for running oscdimg involves command line and some flags and options, but I don't know if there is a man page for those options, or what the flags are doing. I have to know why as much as how.

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