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In case this helps someone, I solved my problem. I narrowed the problem down via the test mode. Turn power on while holding EDIT MODE and STEP 1 switches. Then after boot, press SHIFT. Tests will run and you may discover which of the 4 boards (Prologue 16) reports a problem. Mine was the 4th board ...

I bought a used Prologue 16 off of Reverb and it displays a bad problem. When in an Init Program patch it is easily heard in Poly mode. Whatever note you are playing over and over will randomly sound an octave lower (intermittently) and when that happens on that note the Oscilloscope shows a flat ...

Sorry to hear that. I got mine working by doing what I explained. You could try the plain Microsoft USB RNDIS adapter instead of USB RNDIS6 with the same steps. It is important to make sure you are choosing the right entry in Device Manager. You might have several with yellow triangles and ...

Start the control panel (Windows), then pick Device Manager. Plug the Opsix in at this point via USB. You should see an entry in the Device Manger with a Yellow triangle and exclamation point pop up. Right click on that icon and pick Update Driver. The pick 'Browse my Computer for drivers". Then ...

If anyone is having a problem getting Windows to communicate with the Opsix, make sure under Device Manager you have a USB RNDIS6 Adapter under Network adapters installed. This needs to be manually set on the unrecognized USB entry. You have to manually assign the driver by right clicking and ...

Tunaman, I'm going to attempt this with your instructions on my Kronos 2 88. I'm curious as to why during the partition resizing process you didn't just resize /dev/sdb6 korg/rw to the full space? Would that have worked?