Thanks to Steve and his detailed tutorial, I switched out the 3com NIC
for the onboard Intel Pro100 Internet connection. That released a
slot on the MB.

Now I noticed this MB has onboard audio as well. My system has a
SB-Live card currently. I believe that the Uniaud drivers would work
as my use of this main OS/2 box is not heavy into exotic audio stuff.
I could use some help in figuring out how to switch out the SB-Live
and replacing it with the onboard audio - without messing up my
system. This would release the second MB slot for my LPT2 second
printer port card.

If this is easily doable, I could use another tutorial as I was given
for the NIC exchange.

Thanks in advance

Paul
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Am 19.08.2018 um 07:08 schrieb PaulRS:

Now I noticed this MB has onboard audio as well. My system has a
SB-Live card currently. I believe that the Uniaud drivers would work
as my use of this main OS/2 box is not heavy into exotic audio stuff.
I could use some help in figuring out how to switch out the SB-Live
and replacing it with the onboard audio - without messing up my
system. This would release the second MB slot for my LPT2 second
printer port card.

So, what audio controller is on your particular board?
Once you found this out you can check for a matching driver.

What tells you lspci?


Marcel

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On Sun, 19 Aug 2018 11:55:03 UTC, Marcel Mueller
<news.5.maazl@spamgourmet.org> wrote:

Am 19.08.2018 um 07:08 schrieb PaulRS:

Now I noticed this MB has onboard audio as well. My system has a
SB-Live card currently. I believe that the Uniaud drivers would work
as my use of this main OS/2 box is not heavy into exotic audio stuff.
I could use some help in figuring out how to switch out the SB-Live
and replacing it with the onboard audio - without messing up my
system. This would release the second MB slot for my LPT2 second
printer port card.

So, what audio controller is on your particular board?
Once you found this out you can check for a matching driver.

What tells you lspci?

Marcel

It MB would use the uniaud32 and uniaud16 drivers. (I had an old 15GB
drive that I temporarly connected to this MB and made a fast
installation of ecs2.1 - The drivers it used for MB sound were the
uniaud32 & uniaud16.]
On a working system, fully configured, I do not want to have to
reinstall.
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Am 19.08.2018 um 17:23 schrieb PaulRS:

It MB would use the uniaud32 and uniaud16 drivers. (I had an old 15GB
drive that I temporarly connected to this MB and made a fast
installation of ecs2.1 - The drivers it used for MB sound were the
uniaud32 & uniaud16.]
On a working system, fully configured, I do not want to have to
reinstall.

So when your sound is already working, what is your question?


Marcel

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PaulRS wrote:

On Sun, 19 Aug 2018 11:55:03 UTC, Marcel Mueller <news.5.maazl@spamgourmet.org> wrote:

Am 19.08.2018 um 07:08 schrieb PaulRS:

Now I noticed this MB has onboard audio as well. My system has a
SB-Live card currently. I believe that the Uniaud drivers would work
as my use of this main OS/2 box is not heavy into exotic audio stuff.
I could use some help in figuring out how to switch out the SB-Live
and replacing it with the onboard audio - without messing up my
system. This would release the second MB slot for my LPT2 second
printer port card.

So, what audio controller is on your particular board?
Once you found this out you can check for a matching driver.

What tells you lspci?


Marcel

It MB would use the uniaud32 and uniaud16 drivers. (I had an old 15GB
drive that I temporarly connected to this MB and made a fast
installation of ecs2.1 - The drivers it used for MB sound were the
uniaud32 & uniaud16.]
On a working system, fully configured, I do not want to have to
reinstall.

I _think_ you can just copy the drivers, x:\mmos2\MMPM2.INI over to your production system as well as editing the devices in config.sys. Make
sure to have a backup if you try this.
Dave

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On Mon, 20 Aug 2018 19:11:14 UTC, Dave Yeo <dave.r.yeo@gmail.com>
wrote:

PaulRS wrote:

On Sun, 19 Aug 2018 11:55:03 UTC, Marcel Mueller <news.5.maazl@spamgourmet.org> wrote:

Am 19.08.2018 um 07:08 schrieb PaulRS:

Now I noticed this MB has onboard audio as well. My system has a
SB-Live card currently. I believe that the Uniaud drivers would work
as my use of this main OS/2 box is not heavy into exotic audio stuff.
I could use some help in figuring out how to switch out the SB-Live
and replacing it with the onboard audio - without messing up my
system. This would release the second MB slot for my LPT2 second
printer port card.

So, what audio controller is on your particular board?
Once you found this out you can check for a matching driver.

What tells you lspci?


Marcel

It MB would use the uniaud32 and uniaud16 drivers. (I had an old 15GB drive that I temporarly connected to this MB and made a fast
installation of ecs2.1 - The drivers it used for MB sound were the uniaud32 & uniaud16.]
On a working system, fully configured, I do not want to have to
reinstall.

I _think_ you can just copy the drivers, x:\mmos2\MMPM2.INI over to your production system as well as editing the devices in config.sys. Make
sure to have a backup if you try this.
Dave

I think you are on the right track for a manual install/switch.
Initially tried the uniaud16, uniaud32 in \MMOS2 and in config sys
before posting. This did not work. I missed MMPM2.INI. On further investigation there is a UNIMIX.exe in \MMOS2. In the DLL directory
there is a UNIAUD.DLL and UNIAUDMIXPM.EXE. These were probably missed
as well.

I have not tried this yet . . . Also see my response to Marcel for
what I was looking for..

Paul
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On Sun, 19 Aug 2018 16:23:02 UTC, Marcel Mueller
<news.5.maazl@spamgourmet.org> wrote:

Am 19.08.2018 um 17:23 schrieb PaulRS:

It MB would use the uniaud32 and uniaud16 drivers. (I had an old 15GB drive that I temporarly connected to this MB and made a fast
installation of ecs2.1 - The drivers it used for MB sound were the uniaud32 & uniaud16.]
On a working system, fully configured, I do not want to have to
reinstall.

So when your sound is already working, what is your question?

Marcel

It was addresssed in the original post. I want to free up a PCI slot
on the MB. And the MB has built in audio. I think Dave Yeo has put
me on the right track to do it manually (I missed the MMPM2.INI). I
was looking for someone who has used:
Local System- > Install/Remove -> Multimedia Application Install -> Reinitialize your Multimedia Installation for a turtorial. (This may
be the "official" way to go) I have not tried either yet . . . I fear
messing up my perfectly configured system.
Paul

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