>>From: Korry Wannebo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>what it should about the card. It does work in the PC just fine.

     If it works in the pc you probably haven't flashed it at all - which 
is good news really as you can try again - I just flashed another two of 
the 64MB Sapphire model with absolutely no problem at all on a windows 
98se box. There are many kinds of pc cards though some have sdram and 
require the two step flash - and some have ddram and a one step flash 
with the mac 208 firmware will finish the job.
     There are also two methods of flashing the cards - one where the 
card is in the pci slot but the windows box is running the monitor with 
the onboard video - and one where the monitor is actively running from 
the card to be flashed. Both methods require the flashrom info in dos to 
id the pci card. With the card id you instruct dos to replace the 
firmware with the first step of two for the sdram card - or insert the 
whole of the mac 208 bin firmware for the one step ddram. Then you shut 
down the win box and move the card to the mac.
     The second step for the sdram card is to install the full driver 
package and run the mac flasher with the 208 bin and reboot. The ddram 
card just requires the full driver install before booting with the 
monitor attached to the card.
     As far as I know none of the flashed cards react well to hard disk 
sleep - hard disk spin up usually results in screen artifacts that are so 
bad a reboot is required.
     Nor do I know whether the latest ati drivers will work - the driver 
which definitely works in OS9+ and OSX 10.1+ is the Oct 2002 version.
     

     Pete in the UK

     Got a G4 now (with a Sapphire 64 in) and the Pulsar is 
unplugged.....poor bugger




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