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Started by Eric Lavitsky
Thu, 27 Oct 1994 21:50
Warp II and Stealth64
Author: Eric Lavitsky
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 1994 21:50
Date: Thu, 27 Oct 1994 21:50
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I hate to sound like a broken record... but...
Has anyone gotten Warp-II (or even GA) to work well with a
Diamond Stealth64 PCI video card?
All I get from IBM is "We don't have drivers for that, you'll
have to talk to Diamond" ... and the Diamond folks don't seem
to have any clue as well...
Tnx,
-Eric
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Re: Warp II and Stealth64
Author: Gantt Edmiston
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 1994 04:27
Date: Sat, 29 Oct 1994 04:27
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eric@remus.rutgers.edu (Eric Lavitsky) writes: >I hate to sound like a broken record... but... >Has anyone gotten Warp-II (or even GA) to work well with a >Diamond Stealth64 PCI video card? >All I get from IBM is "We don't have drivers for that, you'll >have to talk to Diamond" ... and the Diamond folks don't seem >to have any clue as well... Welcome to the wonderful world of Diamond! Diamond has some really ANAL problems with making their specs available so that drivers can be written for things like OS/2 and Linux. While they may be on the top of the video heap now, I personally believe that they will regret this policy as it *will* be their downfall as the market will eventually move away from Diamond. "HEY DIAMOND!, WAKE UP" -- _______________________________________________________________________ Gantt Edmiston "Hakuna Matata"--Tim Rice gantt@netcom.com
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