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5.5 Video adapters
was available by default, so no further work is needed to be done. An
example is given later on how to add support for a driver that is not, by
default, included with the base operating system.
3. Save the response file with a different name, for our example,
c:\IBMLAN\RPL\NT40\RSP\IBM300TR.TXT.
4. To define the sample client we used above, we used the command:
netwin riplmach sample01 /add /mac:8884ac7763ec /release:nt40
/type:winnt /dhcp:n /enabled:y /image:w32dossb.img /recordid:r_dtk_ndis
/partition:600 /cdkey:010-1578717 /REGUSER:"ITSO User"
/rsp:c:\rsp\ibm300TR.TXT
Some video adapters may have only become available after the operating
system was shipped, so they are not be included in the operating system
image. To add support for a video adapters, you have to perform a few steps
for each operating system:
1. Ensure that the driver works with a stand-alone version of the operating
system.
2. Add the video device driver files to the client image.
3. Update the response files to include the new driver.
5.5.1 Installing support for video adapters on Windows NT
There are a few ways to add support for an unsupported video adapter. One
of them is described in the on-line Administrator’s Guide. This example uses
the textmode description on how to install the Matrox Video Drivers on
Windows NT:
1. In the directory \IBMLAN\RPL\NT40\I386\$OEM$ create a directory called
Textmode.
2. Copy the OEM Video Drivers to the directory created in the previous step.
3. Create a Txtsetup.oem file in the Textmode directory. The file should look
like this:
[Disks]
d1 = "OEM Video Disk", \OEMVideo.tag,\
[Defaults]
Display = MGA64
[Display]
MGA64 = " Matrox MGA64 Driver - OEM"
[Files.Display.mga64]
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