KHOFMANN@cipvax.biolan.Uni-Koeln.DE (Kay Hofmann) (05/28/91)
Hi,
I have a problem when using the Turbo Windows Debugger.
I run Windows on a 386SX computer with an EIZO MDB-10 SVGA card using
the EIZO driver from cica.
When i call the debugger from Windows and exit from it afterwards, the
screen gets garbled and all actions seem to remain on a text-screen
overlaid with the graphics screen of windows.
When i re-install windows using standard VGA-driver, it works fine.
Has anyone observed such problems and is there a remedy ??
Thanks,
Kaymagid@headcrash.Berkeley.EDU (Paul Magid) (05/29/91)
In article <1991May28.145402.127023@rrz.uni-koeln.de> KHOFMANN@cipvax.biolan.Uni-Koeln.DE (Kay Hofmann) writes: >Hi, >I have a problem when using the Turbo Windows Debugger. >I run Windows on a 386SX computer with an EIZO MDB-10 SVGA card using Yup, there is a problem with the debugger and SVGA cards. I complained about it on the net about two months ago and I was told that the problem was a "high priority" and that it was being worked on. That was 2 months ago, and I have not heard a peep since. I now know what Borland means by "high priority". Furthermore, someone pointed me to code that supposedly help with the problems that BC Debugger but gave me no joy. I hope this is going to be fixed soon because this is beginning to piss me off! Paul
Paul.Magid@sunbrk.FidoNet.Org (Paul Magid) (05/29/91)
In article <1991May28.145402.127023@rrz.uni-koeln.de> KHOFMANN@cipvax.biolan.Uni-Koeln.DE (Kay Hofmann) writes: >Hi, >I have a problem when using the Turbo Windows Debugger. >I run Windows on a 386SX computer with an EIZO MDB-10 SVGA card using Yup, there is a problem with the debugger and SVGA cards. I complained about it on the net about two months ago and I was told that the problem was a "high priority" and that it was being worked on. That was 2 months ago, and I have not heard a peep since. I now know what Borland means by "high priority". Furthermore, someone pointed me to code that supposedly help with the problems that BC Debugger but gave me no joy. I hope this is going to be fixed soon because this is beginning to piss me off! Paul * Origin: Seaeast - Fidonet<->Usenet Gateway - sunbrk (1:343/15.0)
P88036@BARILVM.BITNET (Ephraim Vider) (05/29/91)
In article <1991May28.145402.127023@rrz.uni-koeln.de>, KHOFMANN@cipvax.biolan.Uni-Koeln.DE (Kay Hofmann) says: > >Hi, >I have a problem when using the Turbo Windows Debugger. >I run Windows on a 386SX computer with an EIZO MDB-10 SVGA card using >the EIZO driver from cica. >When i call the debugger from Windows and exit from it afterwards, the >screen gets garbled and all actions seem to remain on a text-screen >overlaid with the graphics screen of windows. >When i re-install windows using standard VGA-driver, it works fine. >Has anyone observed such problems and is there a remedy ?? >Thanks, > Kay Hi, I have seen the same problem with a Trident 8800 vga card and the 640x480x256 driver from the 2.0b version at cica. If anyone has an explanation and/or a remedy, I would certainly like to know about it. Ephraim
truman@yosemite.berkeley.edu (Tom Truman) (06/27/91)
In article <1991May28.145402.127023@rrz.uni-koeln.de>, KHOFMANN@cipvax.biolan.Uni-Koeln.DE (Kay Hofmann) writes: |> Hi, |> I have a problem when using the Turbo Windows Debugger. |> I run Windows on a 386SX computer with an EIZO MDB-10 SVGA card using |> the EIZO driver from cica. |> When i call the debugger from Windows and exit from it afterwards, the |> screen gets garbled and all actions seem to remain on a text-screen |> overlaid with the graphics screen of windows. |> When i re-install windows using standard VGA-driver, it works fine. |> Has anyone observed such problems and is there a remedy ?? -- You must use the standard VGA driver with this version of TDWIN. It is in the documentation. ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // || // // If you can't run with the big dogs, || truman@zabriskie.berkeley.edu // // STAY ON THE PORCH !! || // // || // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////