Under all operating systems (even Windows 3.1 as well as Windows 9x), this results in a black screen that remains in a "stopped" state, that is, the bios cursor doesn't flash and doesn't output this resolution and note, this happens with all its supported color depths (8bpp and 16bpp).
Edit: I wonder if this is a planar mode or not, if it is, that would be why it doesn't work.
Drivers used are the following: http://driverzone.com/drivers/tseng/et4kw32.zip
Edit: the screenshot (trying out 1024x768 256 color mode with the drivers above):
Tseng ET4000/w32p's problems with 1024x768
Tseng ET4000/w32p's problems with 1024x768
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Re: Tseng ET4000/w32p's problems with 1024x768
As discussed on IRC, this is probably a result of using the wrong BIOS. PCem does specifically emulate a Diamond Stealth 32, with the RAMDAC and clock chip used on that card, and using another BIOS will potentially have issues.
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Re: Tseng ET4000/w32p's problems with 1024x768
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Re: Tseng ET4000/w32p's problems with 1024x768
There wasn't a bug here. User was running the wrong BIOS.
Why did you dig up this 2 year old thread anyway?
Why did you dig up this 2 year old thread anyway?
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Re: Tseng ET4000/w32p's problems with 1024x768
I'm sorry about that. but I know this is due to user running wrong BIOS.SarahWalker wrote:There wasn't a bug here. User was running the wrong BIOS.
Why did you dig up this 2 year old thread anyway?
I know that it's not a bug. Unfortunately I can't remove my previous post, So I can only edit my previous post anyway.
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