VESA Driver v1.00a for VESA BIOS Extention v1.1  asof  2/19/91
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About the VESA Driver
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The Cirrus Logic VESA Dirver supports the Video Electronics
Standards Association (VESA) BIOS Extentions for VESA
version 1.1.  The following talbe shows the modes supported
by the Cirrus Logic Chip sets.



	VESA Mode    Resolution   Colors   Mode
	---------    ----------	  ------   --------

	  0x6A       800 x 600      16     Graphics
	  0x102      800 x 600      16     Graphics
	  0x108       80 x 60       16     Text
	  0x109      132 x 25       16     Text
	  0x10B      132 x 50       16     Text
	  0x10C      132 x 60       16     Text



About the VESA Test Program
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The Cirrus Logic VESA Driver test program exercises the
VESA Driver by making function calls into the driver and
displaying the results.  The test program exercises VESA
functions 0 through 7 as described in the VESA Super VGA
BIOS Extention Standard #VS900602.  This document may be
requested directly from the VESA office (408) 971-7525.

If the VESA Test Program is run on a flat panel, all modes
should return a failure code except VESA Mode 0x108, this
is the only mode that will correctly run on the flat panel.

Note that in order for the test to run correctly, the
Monitor Parameter Utility that will support all the modes
must be loaded.



Building the Cirrus Logic VESA Driver and Test Program
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1. Unpack this diskette using the PKUNZIP utility.

   Example:

	pkunzip -d vesa.zip [enter]

2. Build the Cirrus Logic VESA driver from the DRVR directory
   using the supplied batch file, CRUS.BAT.

   Example:

	crus [enter]

3. Build the Cirrus Logic VESA driver test program from the
   VTEST directory using the supplied batch file, VTEST.BAT.

   Example:

  	vtest [enter]

4. Load the Cirrus Logic VESA driver CRUSVESA.COM.

   Example:

	crusvesa [enter]

5. Run the Cirrus Logic VESA driver test program, VTEST.EXE.

   Example:

	vtest [enter]