godsil@hsi.UUCP (Joe Godsil) (06/05/89)
I am posting for a friend, so please respond via email
and I will post a summary if enough interest exists.
Setup:
An ATT Starlan topology lan running Novell Advanced
Netware 286 Ver 2.0.
Problem:
Purchase a PS/2 50z and add it to the network.
Looks like the network software and the VGA memory conflict.
Has anyone run into this before?
Thanks in advance!
Joseph Godsil {uunet | yale}!hsi!godsil
Health Systems International -or-
100 Broadway godsil@hsi.com
New Haven, CT 06511 (203) 562-2101
#include <std.disclaimer>bobc@killer.DALLAS.TX.US (Bob Calbridge) (06/07/89)
In article <482@hsi86.hsi.UUCP>, godsil@hsi.UUCP (Joe Godsil) writes: | | | I am posting for a friend, so please respond via email | and I will post a summary if enough interest exists. | | | Setup: | An ATT Starlan topology lan running Novell Advanced | Netware 286 Ver 2.0. | | | Problem: | Purchase a PS/2 50z and add it to the network. | Looks like the network software and the VGA memory conflict. | | | Has anyone run into this before? | | Thanks in advance! We don't have the same setup but the resolution should be the same. It seems that the normal trend is to up the address of the Starlan ram as you go up in video capability. The trick with VGA was to drop the address below the standard factory setting and put it at B000H. A000H would probably have done also but we had success with the former so we left it thata way. Hope this helps. Bob -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- = I know it's petty.......... = - But I have to justify my salary! - =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=