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Re: ET4000 video card? good?

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From: Matt McLeod
Date: Mon, 03 Jul 1995 00:00
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mkrav@ibm.net writes:

>>This is the very card I am using...I think mine is a W32P w/2Mb.  It works
>>quite well.  I just use the drivers in OS/2, and haven't had any problems.
>>There is a little trick to getting OS/2 to let the ET-4000 do all of its
>>refresh rates, but it can be done in about 3 minutes...very easy!
>>
> What is this little trick?

You just need to set the refresh rates with VMODE in a DOS session, then
do a "SVGA ON" to update the SVGADATA.PMI (?) file.  You can also use
CENTER.COM to fix up the centering of the screen (if you're using an
low-end monitor, as I am).

With the W32's, setting the refresh rate just involves selecting it from
a list.

Matt
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From: matt@toaster.hna.com.au (Matt McLeod)
Subject: Re: ET4000 video card? good?
Date: 1995/07/03
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