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Well... After *exhaustively* searching all the IBM sites I can find
(including all the ones that Lars and others have suggested), the only
thing I could find that remotely seems to be what we're all looking for is
a file called vf75xwnt.exe, and it's accompanying .doc file. The problem is
that these drivers are for NT 3.51 *only*. Lars - do you recall if the file
you had was specific to NT 4.0 beta, or did you use a rollback 3.51 driver?
Also, I am trying to extract this .exe so I can at least test it on my
machine - and I have NO IDEA how to do that. I have one .EXE file, and when
I try to run it, it tells me...
C:\HOME\rickt\Thinkpad Stuff>dir *exe
Volume in drive C is WINNTBOOT
Volume Serial Number is 2762-1B02
Directory of C:\HOME\rickt\Thinkpad Stuff
10/21/96 11:18p 1,025,663 uttpgwnt.exe
10/21/96 09:14p 839,041 mwavent1.exe
10/21/96 09:35p 1,126,205 mwavent2.exe
10/28/96 09:05a 1,028,793 vf75xwnt.exe
4 File(s) 4,019,702 bytes
176,357,376 bytes free
C:\HOME\rickt\Thinkpad Stuff>vf75xwnt
Usage : OS2 /P <full path> /C <original CommandLine>
What does this mean? What are the /P and /C switches? How do I extract this
damn file? Goddamnit! Why can't I get a straight answer from IBM
support!!! ARGH!
.rickt
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> From: Lars Christian Evensen <larsev@fm.unit.no>
> To: Rick Tait <rickt@gnu.ai.mit.edu>
> Cc: thinkpad@cs.utk.edu
> Subject: Re: Where to get NT4.0 gfx WD90C24A driver
> Date: Monday, October 28, 1996 6:35 AM
>
> >
> > I found the vf75xnt.* files, but after viewing the README it says that
only
> > 256 colours are supported at ALL resolutions...! :( Is it *really*
> > possible?
>
> Yes, I managed to get it going in the beta2 release. I have not tried it
> in the final release though, since I don't have access to it.
>
> I don't remember what the file was called, but I found it in a file which
> detailed the things you had to do to install NT on thinkpads.
>
> > Could you possibly tell me what drivers it is using in your
installation of
> > NT?
>
> Well, I have deleted NT, since my main OS is OS/2.
>
> As I recall, you also needed to install TP-features for NT to get the
> resolution going.
>
> CU
>
> LArs
>
>