Reimage cisco 1113 ACS - NIC driver

HI,
I tried to re-image a cisco 1113 ACS appliance into windows 2003 and was successful. I suppose to use this for my staging/LAB.My only problem is the NIC cards shows unknown since no appropraite driver was found. Googled for a few days but ends up nothing. Does anybody knows the exact driver? Appreciate anybody's reply.
Thanks.

Just for everybody's info.
I manage to download the NIC driver. It is a Generic Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet.
Now it is working fine.

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