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Subject: Re: [eCS T60/T61] uniaud32.sys v1.9.4 SVNr353 crashes

On Sun, 18 May 2008 17:28:50 -0600, Chuck McKinnis wrote:

>rem set volume
>@unimix.exe -id27 -val33 > nul
>@unimix.exe -savet:\mmos2\unimix.ini > nul
>@exit

I stumbled a bit over this, but did make some progress that brings out more questions than answers.

First, what I have installed is uniaud114rc2 which has files dated 26Nov06 as I had read that it was the last distribution that contained an install 
script.  That apparently is not correct because that distribution contains a tools directory and those files were not installed on my system.  I 
did substitute the 1.94 files before installing that distro.

Q: Should I create \mmos2\tools and place the 4 files there?  If so, does the path or any of the .ini's need to be changed to reflect it?
 1-18-06  1:12p         1,343     61 a---  closepcm.exe
 1-18-06  1:12p         1,344     61 a---  pcmunlock.exe
 7-31-06  1:37p        40,540     54 a---  uniaud.dll
 3-12-06  3:14a         4,621     61 a---  unimix.exe

Once I corrected my startup.cmd to point to the correct path (my unpack directory in this case) then I was able to boot but did not have sound.

Once I corrected the -savet: to -savec: then I was able to have the system sounds....one time only.  Closing the sounds folder and reopening 
it and I had no sounds.  I also could not find unimix.ini which should have been in \mmos2.  Once I executed it manually from the directory 
where it currently lives (\unpak\tools) then unimix.ini was written to \mmos2.  So I think I need to place those 4 files in the correct location, but 
where is that?  Or should I download a different distribution and if so, which one?

Thanks, Jon