if you want to use it with dosbox use gulikoza's build

Use the forum search before posting questions. Here's a thread with more info about installing MUNT on modern OS's. If you're trying to install on a x64 OS you're probably running into the "unsigned driver" problem. Win Vista and 7 x64 don't allow installing unsigned drivers. There are workarounds for this, but they involve a rather complicated set of procedures. I'm sure you can find more info by googling "install unsigned driver vista" or similar.

I have 32 bit Vista and I want to use it with another emulator.(With Sharp X68000 emulator)On XP,it worked perfectly until I got a newer graphic card,then I had to move on to Vista(It's good as 7 now).But even on Windows 7 doesn't work.

Exactly same thing on Windows 7 32-bit.
Here is report.wer auto-generated after this failure:

1Version=1
2EventType=PnPDriverImportError
3EventTime=129277660115108315
4Consent=1
5UploadTime=129277660117483351
6ReportIdentifier=0e370662-b54c-11df-ba77-0013f77bc8c7
7Response.BucketId=470946154
8Response.BucketTable=5
9Response.type=4
10Sig[0].Name=Architecture
11Sig[0].Value=x86
12Sig[1].Name=Win32 error
13Sig[1].Value=00000002
14Sig[2].Name=Inf name
15Sig[2].Value=inf0.inf
16Sig[3].Name=Driver Package hash
17Sig[3].Value=3822fb7a4a77bc2d52d24688a5453cf679a24ce3
18DynamicSig[1].Name=OS Version
19DynamicSig[1].Value=6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
20DynamicSig[2].Name=Locale ID
21DynamicSig[2].Value=1071
22State[0].Key=Transport.DoneStage1
23State[0].Value=1
24FriendlyEventName=Could not install driver software
25ConsentKey=PnPDriverImportError
26AppName=Driver software installation
27AppPath=C:\Windows\System32\mmc.exe
28ReportDescription=Windows could not copy all of the files needed to install this device driver software. This sometimes happens when the driver software was not designed for this version of Windows.

1C:\Temp\MUNT>dir
2 Volume in drive C has no label.
3 Volume Serial Number is E88F-2219
4
5 Directory of C:\Temp\MUNT
6
701.09.2010  00:23    <DIR>          .
801.09.2010  00:23    <DIR>          ..
904.07.2005  01:35             1.088 COPYING.txt
1004.07.2005  01:34           184.320 mt32emu.dll
1131.08.2010  22:05            65.536 MT32_CONTROL.ROM
1214.04.2003  23:14           524.288 MT32_PCM.ROM
1328.11.2004  20:38               206 oemsetup.inf
1404.07.2005  01:35             2.887 README.txt
15               6 File(s)        778.325 bytes
16               2 Dir(s)  126.851.100.672 bytes free

Any tips?

Yes, I know exactly why it does that.
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Ah, yes, now I remember.

Something to do with Vista/Win7 converting the INF and mucking up the paths, it looks in %SystemRoot%\inf instead of the directory containing the INF.

I think you may be able to change all the relative paths in the INF to static paths (In your case, '.\' should be 'c:\MUNT\").

The INF in question (oemsetup.inf), contains no static paths, in fact, very little at all.

1[Source Media Descriptions]
21 = "MT-32 Synth Emulator Files" , TAGFILE = disk1
3
4[Installable.Drivers]
5mt32emu = 1:mt32emu.dll, "MIDI", "MT-32 Synth Emulator"
6
7[mt32emu]
81:MT32_PCM.ROM
91:MT32_CONTROL.ROM

There are no %systemroot% variables stored in the INF.

Hi!

I've got a quick solution for this. WinXP inf manager creates automatically inf-flie of new format and places it in %SYSTEMROOT%\inf\MEDIAINF\INF0.inf

This can be placed in installation dir and used on Win Vista / 7 without a problem. x86 of course 😉

Converted Inf is attached...

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Regards,
Sergm

Whoa,thanks!I haven't been here for a long time now. xD
I'll let you know if it's working!

any luck testing this?

fdlchris wrote:

any luck testing this?

I've tested it on Win 7 ultimate and it installed flawless...