Hi, 1) Boot failure is usually due to the hard disk being incompatible, you are lucky it formatted. I'd suggest using a 1GB drive from the list on the web site, or a 1GB Jaz drive. 2) The EIIIXP can't use that much space, it will be able to cope with 1 - 2 GB drives. EOS has similar problems with large drives, its down to the rather limited E-mu disk formatting process (which dates back to the Emax). They weren't expecting drive sizes to increase so much ! 3) The EIIIXP does have some SysEx, as the Mac EIIIX Remote Control software can control some parameters. However EIIIXP/EIII SysEx is undocumented. Just get the Mac software from our web site and look at the MIDI SysEx streams. Better still use the software....it has some cool library features. 4) As 3) Regards rob www.emulatorarchive.com
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RE: [emax] EIIIxp hard drive and sysex control
2004-02-11 by Rob Keeble
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