SENSATION!  (250-1650)        OS/2 Drivers              Faxback Doc. # 1353

Your computer is shipped with MS-DOS on the hard drive. If you install OS/2,
refer to the following video information.

Creating the SVGA Accelerator OS/2 Drivers Diskette:

You will need a new 1.44 MB diskette to create the OS/2 drivers diskette. Do
not format the diskette. The drivers support OS/2 Version 1.2 and 1.3. Label
the diskette SVGA Accelerator Drivers for OS/2 Versions 1.2 and 1.3. To
create the diskette:

1. Insert the System Disc into the CD-ROM drive. Then, type d: and press
   <ENTER>.
2. Type cd\svgadrvs and press <ENTER> to access the appropriate directory.
   Then, type:   makeos2   and press <ENTER>.
3. Insert the new, unformatted diskette into Drive A: when prompted.

A message is displayed to indicate that the process was successfully
completed. Type reados2 and press <ENTER> the access the readme file for
OS/2 drivers.

Using the OS/2 Drivers Diskette:

The first time you use the OS/2 display drivers and each time you change the
DIP switches on the main logic board, perform the following steps to ensure
that OS/2 uses a video mode that is compatible with your video circuitry and
monitor:

1. Check that the OS/2 Drivers diskette is write enabled. Then, restart your
   computer with this diskette in Drive A. Follow the instructions on the
   screen.

   The software records the parameters for your video adapter and monitor
   selections in the MTABLE.WDC file on the diskette.

2. If OS/2 is not already installed, install it with the standard VGA driver
   packaged with OS/2.

3. Restart your computer with the OS/2 Installation diskette in the diskette
   drive. When the first OS/2 screen is displayed, press ESC to enter the
   OS/2 command interpreter.

4. Change to the \OS2\INSTALL directory on Drive C.

5. Type:  ddinstal  and press <ENTER>. Follow the directions on the screen.

The README.TXT file on the OS/2 Drivers diskette repeats this driver
installation procedure and may contain additional information for OS/2 users.
Use the OS/2 system editor to display this file.

(smm 08/06/93)