XP Service Pack 3 installed B4 Bootcamp 2.1

I installed XP Service Pack 3 before I realized I should have installed Bootcamp 2.1 first.
Now Windows XP won't start up.
What should I do?

How about booting from the Windows disk by pressing the Option Key at startup and choosing Boot From CD. Windows will present you with options to Repair/Restore. Choose Repair existing installation. My hope here is that it will put the installation to where you were actually able to boot up to the desktop. Once the repair is complete then you can boot to the desktop and immediately insert the Leopard CD and get the 2.1 drivers installed. After that you can install SP3.
See if that works.
Axel F.

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