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From: "Richard Ellerbrock" <A94685@netman.eskom.co.za> Date: Wed, 31 May 1995 07:35:35 GMT+2 Please could you tell me how to go about getting Warp for Windows (no Windows code with my Warp) working at resolutions higher than 640x480x256c on an external monitor connected to my 755c. The standard wd0c24 drivers shipped with Warp refuse to go higher (don't even get the option) and installing the old 2.1 video features disk really messed up my system. Once you have installed the 2.1 video features, you're in real trouble. I did this once and was only able to fix it by reinstalling Warp. A friend also did this, and we were able to patch his system into a working state by manually comparing the files in his \os2 directory with the files in mine, and copying two or three of the Warp files back onto his machine. Reinstalling the Warp video drivers doesn't work, because it doesn't seem to overwrite all of the necessary files. Unfortunately, we didn't write down the list of files that we munged at the time, and now I no longer remember. What you should do, if you can, is find someone else running a 755c with this version of Warp (I can help with this if you have FTP access, but hurry since I'm upgrading to Warp Connect in a week or two). Get a copy of their \os2 directory on your machine somehow, then run `diff -rq' on the two directories (using GNU diff). Then you'll have to poke through the diff output to decide which files are important and which are irrelevant, and copy the important differences back into your \os2 directory. If you're not sure how to distinguish which files are important, I'll be happy to help -- I think I can figure it out if I see it again. Once you've recovered the original Warp drivers in a working state, you should follow the instructions in the Warp book describing how to enable SVGA modes. That will perform the initialization required to turn on the other resolutions for external monitors.