I/O setup doesn't reflect my hardware setup

[devapro]

There is some history that I don't need to go into now but at at the present I have a 192 i/O and a 888/24 connected to the legacy port of a 192 I/O. Hardware setup shows both devices but when I go to my I/O setup the 888/24 is not there. It shows A1-16 and no B1-8. I have a back-up drive in the same Mac Pro with Pro Tools HD installed and everything is working fine. I've trashed every pref that Digi suggests but can't get the 888/24 to show up in the I/O setup.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Bruce

[RobMacki]

It shows A1-16 and no B1-8. I have a back-up drive in the same Mac Pro with Pro Tools HD installed and everything is working fine. I've trashed every pref that Digi suggests but can't get the 888/24 to show up in the I/O setup.

If I understand correctly, it sounds like you just need to rename your I/O paths from A1-16 to 192 and B1-8 to the 888/24.
Or you could import the I/O setting file from the back up drive and re set the I/O that way.

[Craig F]

have you tried switching the 888 of in the hardwear setup then back on
than restarting the computer?

[RobMacki]

sorry I miss read "and no B1-8"

[RobMacki]

Are your port settings set to Legacy in HW Set Up?

[devapro]

Hi Rob, the port is set to legacy and I've chosen the 888/24 from the list. In the I/O window you only see the 192. The picture of the 888/24 is not there. I can boot off my other drive and everything is working correctly. It's very strange.

Bruce

[Andre Knecht]

[…] I've trashed every pref that Digi suggests but can't get the 888/24 to show up in the I/O setup.

After trashing the above, did you also empty the trash and then restart?
Consider zapping the PRAM.
Also, you may want to run the “CRON Scripts” (use Cocktail for that), and rebuild your System Drive’s directories with Disk Warrior.

IHTH. Good luck.

[devapro]

Thanks for the reply. I know about the PRAM and I've got Disk Warrior but I'm not familiar with “CRON Scripts”and Cocktail.

Thanks,
Bruce