Is a 64k video bios a common thing?
All my machines have 32k (C0000-C7FFF)
I have seen it in either the BIOS/CMOS setup screens,
or machine info utils (DOS msd, Win dev man, etc)
startup-bios -s 64k
in /boot/build/*.build files
Is a 64k video bios a common thing?
All my machines have 32k (C0000-C7FFF)
I have seen it in either the BIOS/CMOS setup screens,
or machine info utils (DOS msd, Win dev man, etc)
startup-bios -s 64k
in /boot/build/*.build files
Michael J. Ferrador <n2kra@orn.com> wrote:
Is a 64k video bios a common thing?
No, but it’s a legal thing. (As in it’s within spec., nothing to
do with the law Many BIOS’s, like the ATI rage128, are bigger
than 32K.
All my machines have 32k (C0000-C7FFF)
I have seen it in either the BIOS/CMOS setup screens,
or machine info utils (DOS msd, Win dev man, etc)startup-bios -s 64k
in /boot/build/*.build files
Actually, you could save 64k if you wanted, be removing the -s 64k
completely. As long as you know you will never have more than
one video card in your system, this will not be a problem.