Mail Archives: djgpp/1993/03/23/10:28:55
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> Please be more specific. I will try to help you, but do not expect
> any message until next Tuesday.
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Hello Gregory,
This is what I did:
(1) I obtained 'gmvsa001.zip' from 'pascal.ibp.fr' in dir 'pub/msdos/djgpp'.
The file 'readme.vsa' has size '11768' and is dated: 'Jan 30 13:27'.
The file 'vesa.grn' has size '983' and is dated: 'Jan 29 23:33'.
The file 'go32x.exe' has size '94368' and is dated: 'Jan 29 19:05'.
(2) I compiled 'modetest' in the 'drv' subdirectory using DJGPP 1.09.
(3) I copied 'drv/vesa.grn' to '\djgpp\drivers'.
I added 'set GO32=ansi driver /djgpp/drivers/vesa.grn gw 1024 gh 768'
to my 'AUTOEXEC.BAT' file.
(4) I ran 'modetest' using 'go32x modetest'. (hacked version).
I tried '1024x768x258' on my Dell 466/M with S3 card: It worked fine !
(5) I copied 'go32/graphics.c', 'go32/grprot.asm' and 'go32/driver.h'
to '\djgpp\go32' (original GO32 sources) and rebuilt GO32 (using 'make').
(6) I ran 'modetest' using 'go32t modetest' (new recompiled version).
The program displays a list of available modes. When one mode is
selected (e.g. 1024x768x256) nothing occurs; when a key is hit,
the screen turns grey.
I suspect that some other 'magic' is included in your hacked 'go32x.exe'
file. Didn't you really change any other GO32 source files ?
--
Pieter Kunst (kunst AT prl DOT philips DOT nl)
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