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From: samples@cypress.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP
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Subject: UNIX/Hercules/6300+
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Date: Tue, 1-Sep-87 21:17:08 EDT
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Posted: Tue Sep  1 21:17:08 1987
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I have recently acquired a free 6300+ (so I can't look it in the mouth
very closely).  I want to install a Hercules mono-graphic card because ...
well, for various reasons.  Apparently, I can do this just fine if I
refuse to run UNIX, but that is the OS I prefer, while the work I do
under MSDOS requires the Hercules card.  When I try to boot UNIX, it
hangs, or goes into a reboot cycle when the card is installed.
Obviously, the usual screen driver in UNIX cannot handle the Hercules
card.

Is there a driver for the Hercules card available that I can install?  Do I
have to have any special (bound to be expensive) AT&T software to do the
installation, assuming such a beast exists?

Thanks,

Dain
A. Dain Samples, 573 Evans, UC Berkeley, samples@arpa.berkeley.edu 
All opinions expressed herein are mine, and do not reflect the opinions of
anyone that does not want them to.