| From: | Bo Simmons |
| Date: | 15 May 2000 at 02:37:19 |
| Subject: | Re: WarpUAE |
Hi Jonas
>> If this doens't work, it might be because of some kind of fuckup in the
>> installation of the driver, mine did that as well... It fucks up the
>> monitor's .info and stuff..
>> Tell me if it does that, an I'll send mine.
>
> I'd really appreciate it.
Ok, I'll send it to you tomorrow... Too tired right now...
>> It will be there when when you boot up without a CVisionPPC monitor file,
>> and not screenmode.prefs
>
> Nope, there isn't.
You have the BVisionPPC montor in monitors/? In case you have, WEIRD!
Seems like the file is fucked, like it did to me... I'll send the working
one to you tomorrow. (If I forget, just kick me in the, ehh, mailbox, and
I'll send)
>> So alike, but also so different, if you understand what I mean...
>
> Yes, but I still don't buy it. The main difference is how they're
> attached. Same amount of video-ram, same Permedia2, same everything. If
> someone can tell me one difference between the cards apart from how
> they're attached I reconsider my view on this.
Well, the BPPC has ppc.library somewhere ROM'ed in it... while on CSPPC
ppc.library is copied to ram from the harddrive...
> BTW, for something completely different...well, not entirely.
> Is there anyone here but me that is using the Bvision and the
> Commodore 1950 together? For some bizarre reason I cannot get
> the Bvision to output a stable 800x600 screen on that monitor.
> No matter how I try, the screen "scrolls" up/down. I know
> the monitor is perfectly capable of it since I had a 800x600x24 bit
> on the Cybervision64 previously.
Seems like the mode you're trying to use is using a too high (could also be
too low) pixel clock for the monitor.... try altering the pixelclock for
that resolution in CGXMode.
Don't change the pixel clock too much at the time, the Blizzard Vision PPC
board is most likely to crash the system in much too low or much too high
frequencies...
Good luck
*System Configuration:*
/Hardware:/ *Amiga 1200T* *603e+ 233MHz*, *68060 66MHz*, *BVision PPC GFX*,
64MB Fast-Ram
20GB IBM harddrive, 18GB Western Digital harddrive, 17" Panasonic screen,
Power Tower, 24x Toshiba CD-Rom
/Software:/ *Amiga OS 3.5*, Directory Opus Magellan 2, Visual Prefs,
/Internet:/ IBrowse, YAM 2, *900kbit Cable connection*