I havent seen a prior post on this. I upgraded to XP Pro edition.
Everything works okay except GPL defaults to software 3d mode & says
Im missing a file called redline.dll. Anyone else had this problem at
all? If so, whats the fix?
[ Direct3D7 ]
D3DDevice = 0
change that to
[ Direct3D7 ]
D3DDevice = 1
you should then be able to boot to d3d(provided you've added that patch) and
then choose whatever 3d rasterizer you want.
dave henrie
Thanks for the quick response.
I looked in the core.ini and saw no lines at all that had any of that
in them. BTW, I have a Voodoo Banshee card (if that matters). Should
I add that line? then?
You could be adventurous and try the Windows 2000 beta Banshee drivers which
should work under Windows XP.
http://www.windrivers.com/company/3dfx/drivers/banshee/vb-w2k-1.02.02...
xe
This link was taken from this x3DFX site :-
http://x3dfx.da.ru/
Good luck but as I said, I would think about upgrading to a newer card.
Cheers,
Les.
> Thanks for the quick response.
> I looked in the core.ini and saw no lines at all that had any of that
> in them. BTW, I have a Voodoo Banshee card (if that matters). Should
> I add that line? then?
> > Redline is the api for Rendition video cards. For some reason your cfg
> >file seems messed up. It thinks you have a Rendition card instead of
> >whatever you have. So try poking around the core.ini and find the
> >following lines:
> >[ Direct3D7 ]
> >D3DDevice = 0
> >change that to
> >[ Direct3D7 ]
> >D3DDevice = 1
> >you should then be able to boot to d3d(provided you've added that patch)
and
> >then choose whatever 3d rasterizer you want.
> >dave henrie
http://www.falconfly.de/3dfx.htm
http://home.swbell.net/gmsmiley/
> > This site has Banshee GLIDE drivers for 2K, they don't seem to have any
> for
> > XP, but the rest of the 3DFX line seems covered at the site for XP.
> > http://www.falconfly.de/3dfx.htm