On 6/9/2015 4:05 PM, Felix Miata wrote: > John Hupp composed on 2015-06-09 15:42 (UTC-0400): > >> Rugxulo also suggests this in a follow-up post. I have now tried univbe >> 6.7 and sdd 6.53. Both explicitly support the Oak chipset. Both report >> that they provide this card with VESA 3.0 support including 3 graphics >> modes (though so far I haven't found a way to make it tell me what those >> modes are). >> Rugxulo: I saw your link to univbe51, but I haven't tried that yet. >> But with both drivers, "mode con lines=34" reports that it can't do that. > Doesn't SDD for DOS provide its own utility for setting mode? SDD for OS/2 > does.
Maybe that utility is OS/2 specific. The files in the program directory are: Directory of C:\SDD CONFIG DAT 34,609 06-09-2015 3:54p CONFIG EXE 668,095 07-02-1998 5:02p ORDER TXT 2,667 07-02-1998 4:06p PROFILE EXE 169,827 07-02-1998 5:00p README TXT 13,183 06-09-2015 3:16p REGISTER EXE 50,632 07-02-1998 5:00p SDDSPEED EXE 74,064 07-02-1998 5:01p UNICENTR EXE 205,067 07-02-1998 5:01p UNIVBE DRV 19,446 06-09-2015 3:31p UNIVBE EXE 97,796 07-02-1998 5:01p UVCONFIG EXE 451,936 07-02-1998 5:01p VBETEST EXE 197,435 07-02-1998 5:00p CONFIG.EXE seems to be the configuration program ordinarily used in a first run of UNIVBE.EXE. REGISTER.EXE was used to enter registration codes. SDDSPEED.EXE I have not tried. UNICENTR.EXE provides a pattern to help center the display. UVCONFIG.EXE seems to be a more advanced or aggressive version of CONFIG. After running it, UNIVBE now reports that I have 12 graphics modes. VBETEST.EXE seems to be testing only, not configuration. PROFILE.EXE is interesting. Via its -b option + a parameter, it seems to offer a choice of graphics modes. But when I tried one it caused a reboot with no discernable change after the boot. Perhaps there is documentation somewhere that elaborates. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
