I had the same trouble as you. Finally had to re-install the game to get
it to work. I'm not sure but I think the prob was the univibe. I
re-installed it w/o univibe, and it works great now. Course when I did
this I forgot to backup my Indy track and now I can't find one anywhere
( at least one w/ the Indy.dat) Try Ed's idea first.
> >Hi,
> > I bought a stealth2 today. It isn't working for N2. It's working under '95
> >with soda but it gives a 3/4 size square screen. I typed n2rend and renddma
> >under dos and N2 can't find the chipset, wont start. N2 works with the vesa
> >mode after reinstalling the program.
> > I'm too annoyed at this point to start the big rundown of drivers and helps
> >and faqs. If someone could save me some pain here, i would be very greatful.
> >Otherwise I think i'm just gonna take it back
> > Thanks, Dave
> Your problem with SODA seems to be that the refresh rate is being set
> too high for your monitor. There is a fix available from Rendition
> that sets the refresh rate at 60 hz for RRedline games such as SODA.
> You can download it from:
> http://www.rendition.com/downloads/rredline_patch.zip
> Your problem with N2 is that the game looks for a V1000 card when run
> through DOS. There are two workarounds. You can run it through Win95
> using either n2rend or renddma (make sure you have busmastering
> enabled in Win95), or you can try a utility called v2dosfix that
> enables older Rendition games such as N2 to be run through DOS.
> You can get v2dosfix here:
> http://www.users.wineasy.se/bjornt/files/v2dosfix.zip.
> Hope this helps
