The problem is with the driver metadata as described in the link above for 3.3.0c - c version has corrected metadata and the same driver. The problem being experienced is there is residual effect of the metadata in the generated xml files by the mere existence of the original 3.3.0 with its metadata file being in the Repository.
If you at 6.1 or later in your VCRM, you may be able to simply delete the original 3.3.0 version of the driver from the repository using the VCRM Delete task for each of the operating system versions (you got to get them all) and the VCRM may rid itself of the residual information left behind in refreshing the xml files from a rescan. In theory this should work - if you do this and it works let me know since I can't test it right now hoping to tomorrow. NOTE: If you delete it the Repository folder it won't work, must be via the VCRM Delete function.
In anycase it is not impacting the system and is simply an aesthetic annoyance. This is going to be rectified with the next PSP release which will refesh the xml sets of the Repository with ones that will account for the problem driver metadata left overs.
Just so you know HP isn't taking guesses at it for a fix - just the verbiage of the note for the updated driver version is a bit mis-leading as to what to expect by upgrading.
cp013143.exe - HP ProLiant iLO 3 Management Controller Driver Package for Windows Server 2008 X64 Version 3.2.0.0 (English (US), Japanese) Error: File is part of one or more Support Packs.
