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Date:	Fri, 23 Sep 2005 23:59:26 PDT7
From:	"Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Sort of proud of myself...

In <432DA62E.9040107@adelphia.net>, on 09/18/05
at 10:39 AM, Colin Campbell said:

>I had been having trouble getting eCS 1.2 to start on that PC. So,
>during one boot, I asked (using Alt-F2) to see the drivers as they
>loaded. The system stopped after listing APM.SYS. I rebooted to a
>command line, and edited CONFIG.SYS, REMming out the APM.SYS and
>VAPM.SYS lines.

This is a known problem for AMD64 based systems. Open a support ticket a
www.ecomstation.com and request the updated eCS1.2 ISO with AMD64 support.

>I was getting error messages during boot about UniAud, complaining about
>the UniAud32.SYS and the UniAud16.SYS. I replaced the two .SYS files,
>replaced the UniAud.DLL, and replaced the UniMix.EXE. I'm not at all
>sure that this was the right way to go about "updating", but I thought
>I'd give this way a try....

If you are just updating to a newer driver version, this is safe.

>Is this where I need to use UniMix? I read a little about it in
>UniMix.TXT, and it seems to say I should try some changes, and if I like
>them, save them in a file to be used from that point on. Is that how it
>works?

Perhaps. You really should be asking this on the uniaud support mailing
list at netlabs. The driver may not yet be fully compatible with your
hardware.

Regards,

Steven

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