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|    Louis Ohland to Tomas Slavotinek    |
|    The shadow knows... RAMBIOS    |
|    04 Jun 23 07:05:38    |
      From: ohland@charter.net              Tom, WTtF? Shadowing the VGA BIOS? I am kontuzed.              NamedItem Prompt "MGA on-board VGA"              choice " VGA Enabled " pos[1]=XXXX0XXXb mem 0c0000h-0c7fffh       choice " VGA Disabled " pos[1]=XXXX1XXXb              Help              "Select 'VGA Enabled' if you want a single screen solution.       This setting enables the VGA bios at C0000h (on the MGA adapter)."              There are two alternatives to using RAMBIOS.SYS. The first method uses       your computer system's ability to shadow a VGA BIOS. If your system       supports this capability, it is usually accomplished through the       system's configuration program. There are certain instances where this       method may not work. The second method is to use a memory manager to       shadow the BIOS.              Tomas Slavotinek wrote:       > The Impression/3/M page is up:       > https://ardent-tool.com/video/Matrox_Impression.html              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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