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- To get QPEG working for your graphics card, follow these steps:
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- 1. Copy the appropriate configuration file to your QPEG directory
- and rename it to QPEG.CFG, for example:
- COPY \QPEG\CFG\ET4000HI.CFG \QPEG\QPEG.CFG
- If you're not sure which configuration file to choose, look into
- your graphics card's manual. It should mention the name of the
- card or the name of the chipset.
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- 2. You should then browse through the configuration file, read the
- comments and check if everything looks okay.
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- 3. Copy the video driver to your QPEG directory (don't rename it),
- for example:
- COPY \QPEG\DRV\ET4000.DRV \QPEG
- If you're not sure which driver to choose, look at the configuration
- file: the first line that is not a comment (i.e. not preceded by
- a '#') will look like this:
- ET4000 BGR
- In this case you must use the driver ET4000.DRV. If the line goes like
- GENOA BGR
- you have to use GENOA.DRV, etc.
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- 4. Run QPEG by typing 'QPEG' (if you want some information about the
- command line options, type 'QPEG /?').
- Try viewing images using different video modes. If everything works
- fine, sit back and relax.
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- Some Hints:
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- - If you can't get a video driver to work, try the VESA configuration.
- If your VGA BIOS hasn't embedded VESA compatibility, you have to install
- a VESA BIOS extension (VBE) before starting QPEG.
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- - You can write your own video driver. Please read the file DRVSRC\DRV.DOC
- for more information.
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