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dvipm+S3+warp4=error!

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From: Daniela Baleva
Date: Fri, 28 Mar 1997 00:00
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I've just changed machines, running OS/2 Warp 4, from a VESA PC with a
Cirrus display card, to a PCI PC with an S3 display card.  Since
changing machines (same OS though), "dvipm7" has stopped working.  It
gives a SYS3175 error, due to an error raised in IBMS332.DLL.

I tried downloading the latest display drivers from S3, and updating my
EMX runtime to emx09c.  I also downloaded the latest "dvidrv" software,
but the "dvipm16" and "dvipm167" programs give a different error
(SYS2070) about not being able to demand-load a segment, saying
"DVIPM->EMDLL1X.21 is in error".

I've had to temporarily convert all my DVI files to Postscript and use
Ghostscript, but "dvipm" is nicer usually.  If anyone could give me any
advice or ideas on what might be the problem, or even better, how to fix
it, I would be terribly grateful.  Please mail any replies to
"tony@ems.uq.edu.au", and not to whatever your newsreader may give as my
email address.  Thanks very much in advance.
					Cheers,
							Tony.
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From: Daniela Baleva <baleva@physics.uq.edu.au>
Subject: dvipm+S3+warp4=error!
Date: 1997/03/28
Message-ID: <333B628E.157B@physics.uq.edu.au>
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Organization: Department of Physics, The University of Queensland
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