Xenix, VP/ix, and VGA
Kevin Weller
n025fc at tamuts.tamu.edu
Sat Dec 8 11:27:21 AEST 1990
In article <1990Dec6.213141.14357 at msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> jhl at frith.msu.edu (John Lawitzke) writes:
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WHen VP/ix starts up, it makes application think I am a regular
monochrome monitor. If I run a graphics application and force it to be
in VGA mode, color graphics display in grayscale.
Using debug, INT 11H claims I have a monchrome card and the display
buffer is at B0000H. A color card's display area would be at B8000H.
As I recall previous discussion, this lack of color is consist across
platforms. Is this true?
Has anyone gotten color text or graphics to work with VGA?
Advance thanx,
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I had the very same problem earlier this year. I'm afraid I can't
give you a technical explanation of what's wrong, since I don't have
one. I fixed my problem by returning the Oak VGA card to my vendor
and purchasing a Paradise VGA card as a replacement. Replacing your
video card is about all I can recommend, but it worked for me!
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