Reply 100 of 105, by Susanin79
Original canonical IBM EGA with 64 KB of video RAM
Original canonical IBM EGA with 64 KB of video RAM
Susanin79 wrote on 2022-02-22, 21:35:Original canonical IBM EGA with 64 KB of video RAM
Please try this version 2.21:
Thank you!
Now it is much better. FDD is OK and it does not crash while detecting videoadapter
see debug attached
Susanin79 wrote on 2022-02-22, 23:12:Thank you!
Now it is much better. FDD is OK and it does not crash while detecting videoadapter
see debug attached
Perfect 😀 Thanks for the feedback!
Tested this on an original IBM PC/AT.
Was pleased with how well it worked. Enumerated the RAM from my third party expansion card correctly, even.
It did not like trying to inspect my video card, however. Caused the whole system to glitch out. It's some generic EGA card, I'll have to check the model again and post it.
I flermmed the plootash just like you asked.
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keenmaster486 wrote on 2022-04-29, 15:31:Tested this on an original IBM PC/AT.
Was pleased with how well it worked. Enumerated the RAM from my third party expansion card correctly, even.
It did not like trying to inspect my video card, however. Caused the whole system to glitch out. It's some generic EGA card, I'll have to check the model again and post it.
Thanks for the feedback. Would be great if you could attach a report file + DBG. Also if it's possible to spot at which "Checking.." the glitch happened.