Need firmware updates for HDDVD drive of Satellite P200

I bought my P200-17C, 3 months ago. I have attempted to update my Firmware to the apparent latest (TO35).
However I can't because I do not have either TO33/TO34 installed. Having checked my FW version is TO04!!!! ????
How do I get the previous versions so I can update to the current version. I find it very odd that current versions do not have previous versions already with it.
WHERE CAN I FIND THE PREVIOUS FIRMWARE FOR THE SATELITE P200?

First of all you have to check if you Satellite P200 was equipped and delivered with the TS-L802A drive because the firmware TO35 was designed only for this drive.
You should know that the P200 series was delivered with different drives and not all supports the TS-L802A ;)
Please check this firstly!

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