But what sort of monitor?
The card was build so it could accommodate a 17 inch display.
I have at my disposal as I said above a 14" Apple display and a 17" Samsung LCD (connected using a DA-15 to VGA converter).
This card wasn't really build for this kind of hardware. Would the driver boot up anyway?
Plus, I've already tested the driver OlePigeon gave me in the archive on his post and the one I got directly from the Macintosh Driver Museum (the archive was not corrupted for me...) AND I rebooted again and again with the display(s) connected.
What worries me now, is that I think the SE/30 can't "see" the card because of hardware failure on the card.
Is there a good way of testing cards in the SE / SE/30 /IIsi or even the LC PDS slots?
I wanted to test my other Lapis card tomorrow but since it uses a 9 pin D-style connector, I have no adaptor or display to attach it to, so the driver won't boot up as you said... I'll give it a try anyway.
I'll let you know.
The card was build so it could accommodate a 17 inch display.
I have at my disposal as I said above a 14" Apple display and a 17" Samsung LCD (connected using a DA-15 to VGA converter).
This card wasn't really build for this kind of hardware. Would the driver boot up anyway?
Plus, I've already tested the driver OlePigeon gave me in the archive on his post and the one I got directly from the Macintosh Driver Museum (the archive was not corrupted for me...) AND I rebooted again and again with the display(s) connected.
What worries me now, is that I think the SE/30 can't "see" the card because of hardware failure on the card.
Is there a good way of testing cards in the SE / SE/30 /IIsi or even the LC PDS slots?
I wanted to test my other Lapis card tomorrow but since it uses a 9 pin D-style connector, I have no adaptor or display to attach it to, so the driver won't boot up as you said... I'll give it a try anyway.
I'll let you know.