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Today's topics:
RE: Setup questions (=?iso-8859-1?Q?=C9ric_Tr=E9panier?=)
SUBSCRIBE TO THINKPAD MAIL_LIST (John McMahon (UK))
Introduction (Ronald M. Egalka)
Re: Mwave audio from unix (linux) (Alex Judd)
MWave Setup Questions (Alex Judd)
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Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1996 12:49:18 -0500
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?=C9ric_Tr=E9panier?= <etrepani@qc.bell.ca>
To: "'Howard Price'" <hprice@girch301.med.uth.tmc.edu>
CC: "'ThinkPad Distribution List'" <TP750@cs.utk.edu>
Subject: RE: Setup questions
Message-Id: <01BB05DB.310F8CE0@cmxc5q.QC.Bell.CA>
On February 28, 1996 10:53 AM, Howard =
Price[SMTP:hprice@girch301.med.uth.tmc.edu] wrote:
> I'll repost my prior question: I have a TP755CD, and need some help =
with
> setup-type questions, which arose in trying to run 11th Hour game in =
pure
> DOS (I otherwise am still using win3.1). I'm a little disappointed in =
the
> paucity of IBM documentation for much of these down-and-dirty setup =
type
> programs:
>=20
> 1. Does anyone know about the command switches for mwave? I'm trying =
to
> understand mwave.bat, and can't tell the difference between "start" =
and
> "on", or what "reconfig" is for, or what "show" and "noshow" do in =
parameter
> 2 place. Similarly, what do I need to diddle in mwgames.bat?
I only use the Windows Mwave support (I don't use mwave.bat or =
mwgames.bat) so I can't help you with this one.
>=20
> 2. When and how does one use the ibmadvesa advanced vesa support? I =
tried
> running tpadvesa.exe, but it said it was already running, even though =
it's
> not in autoexec.bat.
Ditto here, I do not use advanced vesa.
>=20
> 3. Should one run dos's power.exe, or is that redundant with those =
other two
> strange autoexec lines of v7320.exe (or something like that) that seem =
to be
> power managers?
I believe the v7320apm.exe you are referring supports power management =
functions for the Enhanced Video Device/MPEG adaptor only. If you are =
running under DOS/Windows 3.x, you should keep the POWER.EXE line in you =
config.sys.
If you are running under Win95, then you can remove POWER.EXE.
>=20
> 4. Has anyone succeeded with running 11th Hour?
I don't have this game...
>=20
> 5. Does ps2 hfile_c need to be run each time you reboot? I understand =
it
> creates the hard disk memory map for sleep, but the size of it =
shouldn't
> change with each boot.
Correct. You can safely remove this line. Just remember to refresh the =
hibernation file if you add/remove memory later.
>=20
> 6. There are other similar arcane lines in the original autoexec.bat =
which I
> hesitate to remove, since there's no documentation.
What lines in particular? Note that if you are running under Win95, you =
can *eventually* remove most lines from config.sys, once you replace the =
DOS mode drivers (CDROM, PCMCIA, etc.) by their Win95 counterparts. My =
own config.sys is only three lines long:
device=3Dc:\mww\manager\mwd50430.exe
device=3Dc:\windows\system\v7320mgr.exe
device=3Dc:\windows\system\v7320apm.exe
And my autoexec.bat is not much bigger either:
@echo off
path c:\windows;c:\windows\command;c:\mww\dll;c:\pkware;
set dircmd=3D/ogen
doskey /insert del=3Ddel $1 /p >nul
>=20
> Thanks.
>=20
>=20
>=20
Hope this helps...
Eric
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Date: 28 Feb 1996 14:43:22 -0500
From: "John McMahon (UK)" <100737.3200@compuserve.com>
To: THINKPAD <TP750@cs.utk.edu>
Subject: SUBSCRIBE TO THINKPAD MAIL_LIST
Message-Id: <960228194322_100737.3200_EHV101-1@CompuServe.COM>
PLEASE PUT ME ON THE THINKPAD MAIL LIST.
THANKS
JOHN MCMAHON
755CS
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Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 02:41:55 -0500
From: "Ronald M. Egalka" <regalka@rimco.com>
To: Thinkpad List <tp750@CS.UTK.EDU>
Subject: Introduction
Message-Id: <313558C3.1320@rimco.com>
Hi all,
Name's Ron. I've been using this Thinkpad 755CD since June '95. Presently
configured: Win95; 16mb ram; 810mb disk; 28.8 MWave 2.0 modem (although I've
only had marginal success with 28.8); 2.88mb floppy (it was a replacement by
IBM when the first 1.44 bit the dust!).
Generally very satisfied w/the machine, service, etc. Win95 still seems to
find an extra device in the device manager section which IBM can't figure
out - but it doesn't harm anything. I haven't had any difficulties with
Win95, Netscape or most of the problems I've been reading on
comp.sys.laptops - maybe I'm lucky!?
I wonder if anyone has done the upgrade to Win95 on a 755 and noticed any
problem or improvement.
Thanks,
Ron
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Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 10:33:21 +0000
From: Alex Judd <ajudd@quantime.co.uk>
To: tp750@cs.utk.edu
Subject: Re: Mwave audio from unix (linux)
Message-Id: <2.2.32.19960229103321.0067dc04@tiree.quantime.co.uk>
>>I've tried booting DOS and then warm booting Linux using LOADLIN,
>>thinking this would allow DOS to get the Mwave system up and running.
>>However, I didn't have any luck. I don't know if this is a problem with
>>IRQ or similar settings. I've configured my Linux kernel to support
>>various audio systems, including SoundBlaster, SoundBlaster 16, and
>>SoundBlaster Pro.
This is the right way to do it.
Configure Linux for SoundBlaster (I use SB16), and then run Linux with
LOADLIN. This will allow you to use the sound functions (playback etc) but
there is no way we can figure to use the modem under Linux, I think because
there is no DMA access using Linux and the modem part appears to need to use
one.
Alex
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Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 11:03:26 +0000
From: Alex Judd <ajudd@quantime.co.uk>
To: hprice@girch301.med.uth.tmc.edu (Howard Price)
CC: tp750@cs.utk.edu
Subject: MWave Setup Questions
Message-Id: <2.2.32.19960229110326.0076eeb8@tiree.quantime.co.uk>
>1. Does anyone know about the command switches for mwave? I'm trying to
>understand mwave.bat, and can't tell the difference between "start" and
>"on", or what "reconfig" is for, or what "show" and "noshow" do in parameter
>2 place. Similarly, what do I need to diddle in mwgames.bat?
Parameters for MWGAMES:
Usage: "MWGAMES ON" loads emulation code
"MWGAMES ON PRO" loads SB-Pro I emulation code
"MWGAMES ON PROQ" loads SB-Pro I emulation code w/QSound
"MWGAMES ON PRO+" loads SB-Pro I emulation code w/Effects
"MWGAMES ON MIN" loads emulation code w/o record
"MWGAMES ON CD" loads emulation code w/line-in to
CD-DAC
"MWGAMES ON SAMPLES" loads SB-Pro I emulation code with sampled
s
"MWGAMES OFF" unloads emulation code
Parameters for MWAVE: (from reading the batch file)
on
- loads mwdos or mwaudio depending on the configuration set my user in mwcfg
(the reasons it runs mwcfg is because the error codes produced when mwcfg
closes tell the batch script what bits of mwave are needed to be loaded.)
show
- shows the current configurations when mwcfg is run
noshow
- doesn't show the configurations
(same as
\mwd\manager\mwcfg <time in seconds to display> </s for show, /n for no>)
start
- copies over the backup configuration file from \mwave_c to the current
config file.
reconfig
- turns off mwaudio, and then restarts it with the new config file. (Allows
mwave audio to be restarted with the new modified configuration file without
rebooting).
Additional:
Back up your config.sys and autoexec.bat files and start stripping things
out. Its the best way to learn what you can/can't do.
If you can't/won't hack it about then just run \mwd\manager\makeboot.bat and
this will create a boot disk for you in a 'ready to roll' format for games.
i.e. Lots of memory and all the mwave stuff you need.
Happy playing
Alex
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