I use the DriverPacks.net mass storage controller drivers when building a universal image. There is a great how-to here: http://forum.driverpacks.n
Depending on how you're feeling, you can either build it with all kinds of support (use all the driver packs) or use just the Mass Storage drivers. I've not run into any machines that didn't boot when I used these.
For OEM machines, I've only ever needed the AMD, Intel, or VIA drivers. I've attached the list of these INFs to save you time in case you go this route. (Generated from the latest MassStorage driver pack as of 8/13/2009)
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by: aleinssPosted on 2009-08-13 at 06:21:27ID: 25087869
Generally there are two sets of drivers:ATA and AHCI. If the BIOS is set to native mode, you need the AHCI SATA drivers. When you say BSOD, is it a 7B STOP message? If so, that means you have the wrong driver loaded.
Just curious: why do you use %systemdrive%\ instead of C:\? You could probably shorten your path up a bit by referring directly to the C: drive.