Neil Hughes wrote:
About 5 years ago I flashed a Voodoo 3 2000 card so that it would run in
my B&W. With the machine possibly heading for an all-OSX future, and the
card refusing to work under that OS, does anyone know if it's possible to
flash the card back? I have an old Windows NT box with an on-board
graphics chipset that's...er...not very good, to put it mildly, and the
card would be heading for that machine.
Or is this flashing business a one-off deal?
I've flashed voodoo's and matrox card to mac and back again, there's a
voodoo files site, sorry I lost my bookmarks and I'm still rebuilding
them but a google search turns up http://www.voodoofiles.com/ which is
not the site I remember so you may have more luck here
http://welcome.to/3dfxbios or one of the sites in the *links* page. You
may have the original bios from the first flash? ;) No, I dont either. A
search for Voodoo bios seems to turn up the best hits.
Out of interest mac linux versions now support Voodoo cards, its a shame
OSX doesn't.
Good luck
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