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Got an idea, the MD5 verification you posted sounds awefully complicated. Why don't you just recommend windows and/or mac users to install HashTab? Its a Windows Shell extension that produces a new tab on the properties dialogue for each file and lets you compare hashes by just c/p any hash you want from one file property into another. It's free and totally cool.
You find it here: EDIT I am having issues identifying which driver packages i have to install on my windows 7 x64. I just went through all of them (apart the obvious x86 bmp package). I noticed that i had to create a uniqueID folder in TEMP with another uniqueID subfolder and place one of the MSI packages in there and rename it to what the MSI wanted to have, in order to make that package work. I assume, the HTC Sync or the Sync Manager would usually unpack those files to that folder and name them accordingly (in fact, i think you extracted them from there the same way i would extract a RUU lol) and then you renamed those packages to include the version numbering? Unfortunately those drivers aren't easy that way for noobs.
I wonder if they can be re-packaged with some easy install automator program so that in the end you could offer like a HTC Sync package without the HTC Sync crap in it?