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Can anyone provide example of configuration file, which really enables Voodoo 3? |
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To enable a Voodoo model with VGA subsystem you need to specify the VGA extension option: Then you need to set up the Voodoo model: If you chose Voodoo1 or Voodoo2 here, you'll get the selected extension card and VGA-only adapter without additional features. |
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@vruppert do you see |
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Oops, one more setting is important here, since Banshee and Voodoo3 require a specific VGABIOS: |
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I have found where differences were. |
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A Voodoo card with VGA support should not be enabled there. The Bochs plugins version panics in that case, since a plugin cannot be loaded twice. Unfortunately the standard Bochs version without plugins exactly does what you have described. |
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Update: after my latest change the panic should appear similar to plugin version. |
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Ok, thanks. Will check it after fresh problem will be fixed. |
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Fresh problem turned out not so easy. |
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To enable a Voodoo model with VGA subsystem you need to specify the VGA extension option:
vga: extension=voodoo
Then you need to set up the Voodoo model:
voodoo: model=voodoo3
If you chose Voodoo1 or Voodoo2 here, you'll get the selected extension card and VGA-only adapter without additional features.
If the VGA extension is set to another VGA-compatible card (vbe, cirrus), the choices "banshee" and "voodoo3" are not valid.