FAQ-11919
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Question: 
I am running Windows 2000, working with an '85x part.
I installed everything exactly according to the directions.
I cannot communicate with the EVM on the Parallel Port.
I get this fatal error message: 

NT Driver not found: MAC_MOT.SYS

..and then other error messages saying I cannot communicate to the EVM.

I can see that the MAC_MOT.SYS file is installed where it should be. What can I do?

Answer: 
In some situations, the installation process does not update the system registry for Windows 2000.
Without this registry being updated, even if the file is in the correct location, it will not be seen by
Windows 2000.

To remedy this, first make sure you have administrator privileges, or contact your system administrator
for help. Then follow The Parallel Port "ADS Command Converter" Driver Installation for Windows 2000.

The Parallel Port "ADS Command Converter" Driver Installation for Windows 2000

The following steps are needed for installing and using the Motorola ADS under Windows 2000. 

Please note that the following procedure assumes that the user has 
Administrator privileges under Windows 2000.

- Assuming your Windows 2000 installation directory is c:\WINNT,
copy the files MAC_MOT.SYS and MAC_MOT.INI 
from the
C:\Program Files\Metrowerks\CodeWarrior\DSP56800E_EABI_Tools\Ads PP Drivers\Win NT
to the 
\WINNT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS
directory.

-Go to the Command Prompt accessory [a.k.a. "DOS Box"] as follows:

-Use the Windows start button to..
Go to Programs to..
Go to accessories to..
Launch the Command Prompt accessory.

-Navigate to the directory containing the regini command by using the CD command as in:

CD C:\Program Files\Metrowerks\CodeWarrior\DSP56800E_EABI_Tools\Ads PP Drivers\Win NT

-Type the command:

regini mac_mot.ini

and press .

- Reboot the machine
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Question:
I am running Windows 98 SE. I went ahead and tried to install the driver, but regini gave me an error. Is there a similar procedure for 98. 

Answer:
I finally found the problem. It was my LPT port address. It was a non standard setting in my bios.
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