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> > > > Для ББС собираюсь поставить OS/2 Merlin. Есть дистрибутив, фикспак xr_m015. Винт 20Гб, видеокарта GeForce MX200. Имеется также файл graddbb_a097.exe Вопрос такой (в Оси я новичок, правда ставил Warp3, но это аж в 2000 году): как использовать graddbb_a097.exe для моей видеокарты. И когда использовать: до установки фикспака или после?
> > > Посмотри лучше в сторону SNAP http://www.scitechsoft.com
> > Есть snap-os2-3.1.5 А вопрос тот же: как им пользоваться?
> > 
> > 
> берёшъ и ставишъ (snap***.exe). :-)
> Там же есть персональный вариант драйверов бесплатный.
> Ещё есть чти_меня.
> 
> Runtime Requirements
> --------------------
> 
> SciTech SNAP Graphics for OS/2 requires a version of OS/2 Warp 3 or
> later in order to run. More importantly, it requires at least Warp 3
> with FixPak 35, or Warp 4 with FixPak 5 installed. If you have a version
> with earlier FixPaks installed, SciTech SNAP Graphics will refuse to
> install. Installing FixPaks later than 35/5 may solve some problems.
> Installing on versions of OS/2 newer than Warp 4 (including eComstation)
> does not require any FixPak to be installed.
> 
> SciTech SNAP Graphics for OS/2 supports the Enhanced Suspend feature of the
> Enhanced Intel SpeedStep(R) Technology package for OS/2.  This support
> requires certain video BIOS calls to function properly.  If you experience
> problems with this feature, it may be necessary for you to adjust the
> Enhanced Suspend settings; please refer to the readme file supplied with
> the SpeedStep(R) package for details about how to do so.
> 
> Installation Procedures
> -----------------------
> 
> To install SciTech SNAP Graphics, simply download and run the
> installation executable. The installer is a self installing executable,
> and you do not need to unzip any files to your drive. The following
> steps should be used for the installation:
> 
> 1. If your current display drivers came with an uninstall utility,
>    please run it, as uninstalling them may solve some OS/2 and Win-OS/2
>    display problems. This step can be safely left out if you already
>    have SNAP installed, in that case you can also skip step 2 below.
> 
> 2. Reset your system to VGA mode, *before* installing the SNAP drivers.
>    Installing over the top of some display drivers does not always work
>    properly. Our drivers should be able to work without this step,
>    but some people have reported problems.
> 
> 3. Run the installation archive to install the product.  If you are
>    prompted to overwrite any files, you should select "Yes" unless
>    you have a specific reason not to do so.
> 
> 4. Reboot your system
> 
> 5. The system should then boot up in the 640x480x256 display mode. Once
>    the system is up and running you can go to the 'Screen' page of the
>    'System' object to select all the available resolutions and color
>    depths (you have to reboot for the changes to take effect).  You can
>    also go to the second page of the 'Screen' properties page to select
>    your monitor, if it has not been automatically detected properly.
> 
> When you have completed the installation, all the SciTech SNAP Graphics
> command line utilities will be located in the directory you specified
> in the installation program.
> 
> NOTE: The installation program writes files into the current OS/2 boot
>       partition, so you *must* boot OS/2 from the same partition that SNAP/2
>       needs to be installed into. Hence if you wish to install SNAP/2 both
>       on a regular boot partition and a separate maintenance partition,
>       you will need to do a complete installation when booted on each
>       partition. You can however install the shared SNAP files into the
>       same directory if you wish.
> 
> 
> Restoring Your System in Case of Failure:
> -----------------------------------------
> 
> If SciTech SNAP Graphics does not correctly boot on your system, you
> can easily switch back to the GENGRADD drivers to boot your system
> to a workable state again. To revert to GENGRADD, do the following:
> 
>  1. Boot to an Alt-F1/F2 command prompt mode
> 
>  2. Edit CONFIG.SYS file and change
>         C1=SDDGRADD
>       to
>         C1=GENGRADD
> 
>  3. Delete or rename the x:\os2\svgadata.pmi file
> 
>  4. Reboot your system.
> 
> If that fails you will need to revert to VGA mode and reinstall your
> prior display drivers.
> 
> NOTE: Even if you use GENGRADD, you should still be able to run the SNAP
>       command line utilities, provided that you didn't remove any of the
>       SNAP files or the DEVICE=X:\OS2\SDDHELP.SYS line from your CONFIG.SYS.
> 
> 
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