Satellite U305-S7446 and Windows XP troubles

Ok I got here Satellite U305-S7446 and as I didnt like vista I thought I will install Windows Xp so I use my trusty windows 98CD and go to fdisk and delete non dos partitions and create one primary partition of 30% of the hard drive.
I then start computer with windows XP cd and my usb floppy with F6 drivers (Matrix Storage Manager ) and everything goes good until it comes to part to load windows (before you come to be asked where do you want windows to be installed) then it comes with BLUE screen and error.
Technical information:
- STOP: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xF76120BF, 0xf7A5E208, 0xF7A5DF08)
- pci.sys - Address F76120BF base at F760B000, DateStamp 3b7d855c
I tried few times and its same every time in same part where it says loading windows
Please if anyone can help me as I need this done asap.
THANK YOU.

I might have actually used wrong F6 drivers.
I got them from Intels website. Fom this link:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?ProductID=2101&DwnldID=16759&lang =eng
File name: f6flpy32_85.zip
Are these wrong F6 drivers?
I also updated bios, as I thought maybe thats the problem, but nop, same thing again.

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