How to migrate Mac Pro to MacBook Pro?

After cloning my Mac Pro Boot Camp XP2 to my MacBook Pro via Netrestore I realized I'm not sure how to deal with the hardware differences.
XP boots fine on the MacBook Pro but has no trackpad, and no USB mouse support.
I tried to reinstall "Boot camp drivers" twice, first using retail Leopard 1.5.1, second using the MBP Leopard 1.5.0. Both intallers autorun OK, startup but "hang" at "Status: Apple Built-in iSight".
Any suggestions much appreciated!

You are using the same XP copy and license on two different hardware platforms. At the least you need to boot from XP CD once to do a system repair.
Take a look at WinClone http://www.twocanoes.com for restoring Windows (FAT and NTFS) to another hard drive, but isn't designed for moving to different computer (there may be something in their FAQ and forums though).

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