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   From: "James J. Weinkam"    
      
   Dariusz Piatkowski wrote:   
   > A strange issue for me...my old machine had 2 CD drives (well, 1 CD and 1   
   DVD),   
   > the new one has a single DVD drive...however, the multimedia setup program   
   > (G:\MMOS2\STPM.EXE) still shows 2 TABs assigned to them, namely:   
   >   
   > 1) Compact Disc - default, Drive Y: (this is OK)   
   > 2) Compact Disc 2 - Drive P: (this is NOT OK, as no such hardware exists)   
   >   
   > Now...until now I hadn't really noticed this. I am using Dani drivers (1.8.5)   
   > and only a single Optical drive shows up in the DRIVES folder.   
   > However...recently I wanted to create 2 more HPFS partitions and when the   
   real   
   > NEW P: drive was created I started running into some really weird problems.   
   >   
   > Given that the MMOS2 sub-system still thinks I actually have 2 optical   
   > drives...I am thinking the 2nd one does NOT need to be there anymore and to   
   > clean things up I should dump it. The question is: HOW???   
   >   
   > I see the obvious INI files and one of them clearly shows the 2 CD   
   devices...but   
   > is it sufficient to simply edit this file?   
   >   
   > It's been quite some time since  I had to do this...any hints?   
   >   
   > Thanks!   
      
   I'm fairly sure that the fill MMPM2.INI in boot:\MMOS2 is the file you need to   
   edit (this is a text    
   file, not an OS2 INI file).   
      
   Here are the relevant sections form the file on my T60:   
      
   ...   
      
   [Drivers]   
     Digitalvideo=IBMDIGVIDPLAYER01,IBMMPEGPLAYER01   
     Speaker=SPEAKER   
     Headphone=HEADPHONE   
     Microphone=MICROPHONE   
     Filter=IBMFILTER01,IBMFILTER02,IBMFILTER03   
     Waveaudio=UNIAUDWAVE01   
     Ampmix=UNIAUDAMPMIX01   
     CDaudio=IBMCDAUDIO01   
      
   ...   
      
   [IBMCDAUDIO01]   
     VERSIONNUMBER=2.0   
     PRODUCTINFO=IBMCDAUDIO   
     MCDDRIVER=CDAUDIO   
     VSDDRIVER=GENCDVSD   
     PDDNAME=CDROM   
     MCDTABLE=MDM   
     RESOURCENAME=CD1   
     DEVICEFLAG=1   
     DEVICETYPE=3   
     SHARETYPE=2   
     RESOURCEUNITS=1   
     RESOURCECLASSES=1,1   
     PARMSTRING=Drive=1,Caps=40000313:000001CA:B:2   
     CONNECTORS=1,6,HEADPHONE,1   
     ALIASNAME=Compact Disc   
      
   If I am correct, the CDaudio line in your Drivers section should read   
      
     CDaudio=IBMCDAUDIO01,IBMCDAUDIO02   
      
   and you should have an additional section headed [IBMCDAUDIO02].   
      
   Back up the file just in case. Then try deleting the IBMCDAUDIO02 section   
   entirely and the reference    
   to it on the CDaudio line.   
      
      
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