Re: Fixed Frequency Monitor Cards

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From: Martin Hofmann
Date: Sun, 25 Aug 1996 00:00

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In article <4vj7l5$eqj@news.usq.edu.au>,
	maxwella@usq.edu.au (Andrew Maxwell) writes:
>I am looking for the supplier (or suppliers) of videocards suitable
>for use with fixed frequency monitors. I have some old UNIX
>workstation monitors which I would very much like to kick back into
>life on some PC's.
>
If you are running Linux (and I assume you are since this is a Linux
group) then you may not need a special card.   There are certain
limitations on what you can do, we generally boot straight into X and
do not have a text mode.  However I understand that it is possible
to use a text mode as well.  For more info see our web page:
	http://cvs.anu.edu.au/monitorconversion/monitorconversion.html

Martin

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Subject: Re: Fixed Frequency Monitor Cards
Date: 1996/08/25
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