Thanks for the response to those who have replied.
I've tried many things.
1. Installed updated drivers for my Diamond Viper that support full Open
GL.
2. Installed directx.
3. Installed and launched N2 from both dos and win95 in all modes (n2.bat,
n2rend, etc.)
4. Ran the soundcard autodect. Is identified my sound card and the sound
test worked properly.
The problem is identical for all cases: The opening video runs fine, then
I see dos command line information and responses from N2 like it is being
launched, then the screen goes blank (completely black) and I get no
keyboard control. Control-alt-del does work however to recover from the
lock-up.
One clue that I think is significant is that when it tries to load univbe I
get a response that "No supported SuperVGA chip detected". It appears
that N2 doesn't recognize my video card.
Any other ideas?
Jim
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> Thanks for the response to those who have replied. > I've tried many things. > 1. Installed updated drivers for my Diamond Viper that support full Open > GL. > 2. Installed directx. > 3. Installed and launched N2 from both dos and win95 in all modes (n2.bat, > n2rend, etc.) > 4. Ran the soundcard autodect. Is identified my sound card and the sound > test worked properly. > The problem is identical for all cases: The opening video runs fine, then > I see dos command line information and responses from N2 like it is being > launched, then the screen goes blank (completely black) and I get no > keyboard control. Control-alt-del does work however to recover from the > lock-up. > One clue that I think is significant is that when it tries to load univbe I > get a response that "No supported SuperVGA chip detected". It appears > that N2 doesn't recognize my video card. > Any other ideas? > JimWhen yo boot the game, do not run the intro. Use nascar2.exe.
Here is what the N2 readme file says about UniVBE
"PROBLEMS WITH UniVBE
Not all video cards are compatible with UniVBE. If the machine locks
up or acts strangely after running uvconfig, reboot the machine and delete
the univbe.drv and uvconfig.dat files in the NASCAR2 directory on your
hard drive."
Hope this helps
Jeff


































