Re: Installation of 20020415-current snapshot
Michael Wolfson <[email protected]>
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At 12:26 PM +0200 5/4/02, Bernd Sieker wrote: :)There were actually 3D graphics accellerators for HP9000 series 400? :)Wow. Those must have been _really_ expensive. Yes. :)Oh, I didn't know that. I thought they were all internal boards. I :)have only 8bit and 1bit internal boards, and I heard there were 24bit :)framebuffers, but I've never seen one. They're *big*. I've run across 98720 and 98710 framebuffers connected to 320s. Reasonable 3D, but the 2D performance (compared to even a slow topcat) was abyssmal. Like Michael Lorenz, my 400s came with a 98705 -- it straps onto the wide part of the base. The 98720 had about 6 enormous boards. The box was the size of a series 800 workstation. Very spooky inside. For Series 300 and 400, they didn't make any 24 bpp DIO-II size framebuffers. Perhaps one of the 4XXt or 4XXdl models configured with SGC could use a CRX24 though? BTW, ISTR the 425e has the framebuffer integrated on the motherboard. -- MW