said:
>Then I thought, Maybe this is a video problem of some sort. I attached
>my Sony G520 monitor as a second display. Both displays still went to
>black, *BUT* the external display came back after I hit the shift key!
This is very odd. There are newer video chipsets that exhibit this kind
of probably. Basically, some newer systems omit VGA support because
windows does not need it. However, you have a T42 which is, IIRC, a
support system for OS/2, so this would not be the case.
>the lcd was blank, but I had a display on the crt. Once it got past the
>SNAP logo, the lcd display remained. It STILL does not show the text
>portion of the eCS 2.0B4 boot process.
Does this occur for a 1.2MR install too?
>I don't know yet whether there is any hope for the modem. I would like
>to get it working, but it is probably a Winmodem. :-((
TTBOMK, the solution for the Winmodem is to get a PCMCIA modem.
Steven
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