How to install Picasso96
First, you will have to disable any other graphics system. Please read
its documentation about what to do for that purpose.
Really, if you want to save yourself from lots of trouble, please use the
installer script supplied. Just follow the instructions of the script and
use the suggested defaults if possible. The defaults are usually the best
choice allowing maximum reliability and easy updating.
If you insist on installing Picasso96 manually, then you have to copy and
configure quite a few files.
- The monitor driver
- Copy the Picasso96 monitor driver and its icon from the devs/monitors
directory of the distribution to your monitors drawer in SYS:devs.
- You should now rename the driver to the name of your card, e.g.
"PicassoIV".
- Add a tooltype "BoardType=<your_card_name> to the driver icon
- If your settings file is not "SYS:Devs/Picasso96Settings" then add
the tool type "SettingsName=<path_to_your_settingfile>".
- The libraries
- Copy the contents of the libs drawer of the distribution to your
SYS:libs. Note: the subdirectory Picasso96 is mandatory, it will
not work without it.
- You might now delete all card and chip drivers that you do not
need for your configuration from the libs/Picasso96 directory.
- The settings file
- Copy one of the supplied settings files in the devs directory of
the distribution preferably to SYS:devs.
- Rename it to Picasso96Settings. If you use another path or name
for the file you will have to set the appropriate tool types of
the monitor driver and Picasso96Mode.
- Picasso96Mode
- Copy Picasso96Mode and its icon to your SYS:Prefs drawer or where
you want to put it.
- If you did not install the settings file in SYS:Devs you will have
to set the tool type "SettingsName=<path_to_your_settingsfile>".
- The picture.datatype
- Copy the v43 compatible picture.datatype from the classes/datatypes
directory to the classes/datatypes directory of your system partition.
- Other stuff
- Copy the documentation and the application drivers to appropriate
places...
If it does not work now, you should know why you should have used the installer
script... :-)