posted 21 August 2011 15:31            

I am unsuccessful with 64 bit Windows7: Capybara320 is recognized,
but I can not install driver for Flame and Pacarana: the driver installer (64-bit) just does nothing.

What I have:
Capybara320 with Flame interface, Firewire-400 cable, computer with Core i7 CPU.

What I do:

* Windows 7, Professional, Russian, fresh install + some USB drivers for another music equipment + Windows update.
* Kyma X CD - copy everything from folder Kyma to C:\Kyma
* Kyma X.81 - downloaded from Tweaky, unzipped, put its Kyma X.app instead of that in C:\Kyma
(on 32-bit Vista, this ideally worked)

* Connected Firewire cable: some device was recognized and configured.

Now in Device Manager there are 2 devices:
* Symbolic Sound Corporation Capybara SBP-2 IEEE 1394 SBP2 Device
(driver installed, device working)
* Symbolic_Sound_Corporation&FLAME_Flash_Services
(! driver not found)

Kyma X started, does not find the Kyma device and exits.

Now I try to install the 64-bit driver:
find C:\Kyma\Kyma X.app\Contents\Windows Driver Installer
double-click the "Driver Install 64 bit" (actually, 32-bit too)
The alert appears if I allow it to run.
I allow.. and nothing: the program silently disappears and the driver is still not installed.

Additional information: I found in system logs the following record
(translating from Russian, so maybe not exact words)
Source: Wow64 Emulation Layer
Description: Could not start program or component "\??\C:\Kyma\Program\Splash.exe" due to incompatibility with 64-bit version of Windows.

(On the other side, I can not repeat this error log starting all them: 64-bit installer, 32-bit installer, Kyma X itself. May be this is feature of Windows to not repeat records.)

The same the Pacarana: driver not installed.

What should I do?
I could not attach screenshots for demonstration but can send by email.

PS. Sorry if the solution is elementary! Let this thread be the teaching manual

posted 21 August 2011 19:04            

Please go to the Device Manager and right click on the Symbolic Sound Corporation Capybara SBP-2 IEEE 1394 SBP2 Device and choose Update Driver from the pop-up menu.

Next, there will be a series of windows asking you about where to find the updated driver. Please find the file called FlameXP.inf, found in kyma/Kyma X.app/Contents/Windows Driver Installer/INF

If the driver update is successful, you will end up with three devices in the SBP2 category.

posted 22 August 2011 03:33            

(Actually, I tried before updating drivers from Device Manager from other INF filder on CD, but it really too old: 02 oct. 2003. This one installed all right. Capybara and Pacarana work now.)