How to install AHCI driver during a Win XP install?

Hello,
I want to dual-boot my 990FXA-GD65 board into Win XP 32bit and Win 7 64bit, but I want my SATA disks to use AHCI. I want to install XP first.
However this board doesn't seem to support a floppy drive so I can't load AHCI drivers with F6.
There are several guides on the web for doing this with Intel chipsets, but not for AMD.
Can anyone advise me how to do this with my board and its chipset?.
Thank you.

Reply first to symp:
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Have you tried putting the files on a usb drive?
Using WinToFlash, I copied the slipstreamed XP install CD to a bootable USB key. However, I get exactly the same 'amd_sata.sys is corrupt' message while the install is loading drivers. I tried this with the BIOS SATA mode, first as AHCI, and then IDE, with the same result.
Reply to xmad:
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Not sure if this will work with xp, try it and let me know.
I haven't tried this, but reading the m$ download page carefully says to me that this is a tool to allow the install of W7 only from a USB key.
The reference to XP seems to me to be saying that you can run the tool on an XP machine, not that you can use the tool to install XP.
When I tried to download the Image API utility (I am running on an XP machine), I couldn't  get Genuine.exe to run, so I can't try it anyway.
So, where do I go from here, anyone?
Is it worth trying to use an AMD driver, instead of the MSI one?
Also, my BIOS is at v19.3 - should I change to 19.7?
pbb

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