Hi Wolfram!
There was also some version called STM which is more tuned towards DOS
than plain DJGPP svgatextmode port I believe, but I forgot the details.
More tuned towards DOS? In what way exactly?
When I ported this version, there was already some DOS support in the
code. Alas, it
Switch resolution is in my association like in windows display settings
where you can change it and not about lines.
Whatever I do with mode, it switches the lines and fonts but it never
switches the resolution directly.
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Whatever I do with mode, it switches the lines and fonts but it never
switches the resolution directly.
Then try SVGATextMode :) It lets you calculate custom resolutions
(although the calculation can be a bit tricky).
Wolfram
Wolfram Sang schrieb:
Whatever I do with mode, it switches the lines and fonts but it never
switches the resolution directly.
Then try SVGATextMode :) It lets you calculate custom resolutions
(although the calculation can be a bit tricky).
Ok, thanks I have downloaded it. I have only a
Michael Reichenbach schrieb:
Wolfram Sang schrieb:
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Small remark. If needed to know, my graphic card is also a
standard/usual one. A pretty new one (much time after DOS) but with
latest Vesa 3.0, no exotic one like S3 or so.
-mr
Well, I don't get really what program to use and what to enter to switch
resolution?
Have a look at the config file. If you are lucky, you will find a
textmode there which fits your needs and works with your setup ('STM
gfxmode'). If not, then there is documentation how to create new modes
I have a Sony Vaio PCG-C!VN laptop, which has a 1024x480 screen size. I'd like
to install FreeDOS on it, but the display is such that it leaves large amounts
of unused black space on both sides of the screen. Is there a way to set the
display so that I can use the entire screen?
Hi!
I have a Sony Vaio PCG-C!VN laptop, which has a 1024x480 screen size.
Interesting. Made in 2000 but panoramatic ;-)
I'd like to install FreeDOS on it, but the display is such that it
leaves large amounts of unused black space on both sides of the screen.
This is because C1VN's 1024x480
Can I switch in DOS somehow from standard/default resolution (320*200 ?)
to 1024*768?
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handbook :-). Apart from MODE you can also try a VESA or other tool
to select other supported graphics modes. Note that non-text will
If you are into experimenting a bit, try SVGATEXTMODE. It can give very
unusual textmodes. Drawback is, considering your hardware, I guess you
must find the
Hi Wolfram,
If you are into experimenting a bit, try SVGATEXTMODE. It can give very
unusual textmodes. Drawback is, considering your hardware, I guess you
must find the correct values on your own.
www.ibiblio.org/pub/micro/pc-stuff/freedos/files/util/user/svgatextmode_1_9_16rc1-dos.tgz
days.
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From: Eric Auer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Display size
To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2008, 11:31 PM
Hi Wolfram,
If you are into experimenting a bit, try SVGATEXTMODE. It can give
There was also some version called STM which is more tuned towards DOS
than plain DJGPP svgatextmode port I believe, but I forgot the details.
More tuned towards DOS? In what way exactly?
When I ported this version, there was already some DOS support in the
code. Alas, it was completely
Hi,
A bit more of information is required. As you are talking about full
screen, it seems that you are not running [Free]DOS standalone, but
inside a virtualizer or emulator, which one? DOSEMU?
Aitor
seorge escribió:
I've downloaded a bunch of old dos-games (some of them from '80s) for my
I've downloaded a bunch of old dos-games (some of them from '80s) for my
dauhhter, but some of those games won't run in full-screen mode. Instead of
full-screen I got some incorrect resolition and wierd screen-size. Can it be
fixed globally, os should I try to setup display parameters for each
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To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] display size+resolution
Date: Thursday 03 November 2005 14:45
seorge wrote:
dauhhter, but some of those games won't run in full-screen mode. Instead
of
Um, does FreeDOS have a windowed mode? Never heard
seorge wrote:
Not windowed mode.
OK
When I say not full-screen I mean only a small box is visible in the center of
the monitor and everything else in the corners is black and even this small
box is not a box actually, but it has some wierd forms and corners.
That's either a problem with
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