On Jan 2, 2007, at 3:54 PM, George Leger III wrote: > > On Jan 2, 2007, at 10:14 AM, Dan Stein wrote: > >> Hi, all - >> >> I've been trying with no success to set up my Logic system to work >> using the DAE and DTDM audio drivers. I'm running OS X 10.3.9, Logic >> 7.0.1, and my ProTools system is a Mix|Plus with two 888s. Whenever I >> try to set up a DAE/DTDM session, I get an error message saying "OSX >> ESB not found." Can I find the ESB somewhere on my Logic install >> discs? >> >> I have been able to get the Core Audio setup to recognize the Digi >> hardware, but I'd love to get things working with DAE. >> >> Thanks for any help! >> >> Dan Stein >> www.dansteingroup.com >> www.sounddevisor.com > > > I know this one! > > Open your Logic installer disc, start the instal, and select "Custom" > then reinstall the ESB extension. > > Should fix it up good! > > George Leger III > > BTW The reason for the excitement: this fricken issue was the bane of > my existence for over a year with too many people to mention. To > discover the solution to be so simple was enlightening. > > ________________________________________________________ George - Thanks, I see that your solution is the right one, BUT in my case not the full answer, because: When I bought Logic, what I received was the install for the then- current version, which was Logic Pro 7.2, which does not work with my Panther/ProTools Mix setup. I was able to find an older version of Logic - but not a full installer disk - and downgrade to what I am now running, 7.0.1. All well and good, except that the 7.2 install disk that I have won't install the ESB and ESX TDM stuff, since (I guess) it's looking for a more recent version of the Digi DAE. I tried using Pacifist (a package inspector) to manually pull the necessary components out of the installer package, but that didn't work either. So I guess what I need is on older Logic Pro install disk, either 7.0 or 7.1. Does anyone know if such a thing is available? Can I get one from Apple? I gess I should call them and see, but if anyone has any other good advice, I'm happy to hear it! Thanks again, Dan Stein dan@danstein.net