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Panorama VESA Widescreen activators
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GreggoryShaw:
Panorama VESA Widescreen activators
http://cz.ecomstation.ru/projects/panorama/?action=hardware-widescreen
sXwamp:
ATOMBIOS.SYS v0.86 -- widescreen patch driver 2010-03-07 rlalla@stepnet.de
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Requirements:
- ATI/AMD graphics chipset
- ATOM-Bios (original pre-2008 style, or new DTD based style)
Installation:
- Copy ATOMBIOS.SYS to x:\OS2\BOOT
- CONFIG.SYS: basedev=atombios.sys
-or- basedev=atombios.sys +HHHHVVVV
- Read startup message at reboot
Example:
BASEDEV=ATOMBIOS.SYS +16000900
Add 1600x900 to my ATI x850PE card with Panorama and eCOM 2.0 GA
Notes about custom resolution:
- Custom resolution must be specified as 4 decimal digits each,
like +10240600 for 1024x600 resolution
- Horizontal resolution will be rounded down to the next multiple of 8
- Supported horizontal resolution range is 512..2048
- Supported vertical resolution range is 320..1536
- Not all resolutions might be supported by your graphics card and screen
- Scitech display driver will suppress any unexpected resolutions,
so use Panorama or Gengradd driver instead.
- Custom resolutions >1680 are using "DVI reduced" horizontal timings.
Permanent restriction:
- Only resolutions smaller or equal to lcd resolution can be used.
sXwamp:
INTLBIOS.SYS v0.86 -- widescreen patch driver 2010-03-07 rlalla@stepnet.de
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Requirements:
- Intel integrated graphics
- Intel cpu with Intel 9xx or G3x/P3x or G4x/P4x or i3000 or i4500 chipset
-or- Intel Core i3/i5/i7 cpu with any chipset
Installation:
- Copy INTBIOS.SYS to x:\OS2\BOOT
- CONFIG.SYS: basedev=intlbios.sys /1680
(or /0800 or /1024 or /1280 or /1360 or /1366 or /1400 or /1440 or /1920)
- Read startup message at reboot
What resolutions does it replace:
/0800 : 1600x1200 --> 800x480
/1024 : 1600x1200 --> 1024x600
/1280 : 1600x1200 --> 1280x800
/1360 : 1600x1200 --> 1360x768
/1366 : 1600x1200 --> 1366x768
/1400 : 1600x1200 --> 1400x1050
/1440 : 1600x1200 --> 1440x900
/1680 : 1600x1200 --> 1680x1050 (default with no or wrong option)
/1920 : 1600x1200 --> 1920x1200
Comment about 1366x768 resolution:
- This mode is experimental. In case it does not work with your LCD TV,
you might try out 1360x768 instead.
Permanent restrictions:
- Only resolutions smaller or equal to lcd resolution can be used.
Temporary restrictions:
- Every computer manufacturer might arbitrarily modify the bios.
In that case send me a copy of your bios to adapt the driver.
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