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From: "Keith Nash" <k.j.nash@usa.net>
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Subject: Re: [9fans] ATI Xpert98 "OEM" Edition
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Date: Thu,  8 Feb 2001 00:40:58 +0000
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This problem is now fixed.  The card works with Charles Forsyth's modified
boot disk (see his earlier message for details).


> Thanks for the help - the installation is now one step forward.  It tries
to
> switch to graphics, but then produces garbage.  My monitor (a Dell M770,
> Hsync 30-69 kHz, Vsync 48-160Hz) just says "Signal Out Of Range".  I
haven't
> got a 'scope so I can't examine the signals. I notice that in the default
> PLAN9.INI, the monitor is selected as "multisync75".  In case this is the
> problem, I tried changing this to "micron-17FGx", since the frequency
range
> for this monitor is stated in VGADB to lie within the range of my M770.
No
> difference.  Any suggestions?