joe tweaker Posted October 11, 2007 Posted October 11, 2007 I am happy to report that the problem with the cursor disappeared after the next reboot, and has not returned.I reinstalled the ASUS video driver 6.31c and am using it now. Like version 2.17, it skewed the image quite a bit to the top and right side of the screen at all refresh rates except for 75Mhz. At 75Mhz it was slightly off, but within my ability to set it perfectly with the ASUS horizontal and vertical display controls. Everything looked fine at 75Mhz... until I rebooted.After the next boot, the screen was slightly skewed to the right again, but far far less at 75Mhz than at any other refresh rate. This time I used the Hitachi 630 monitor's OnScreenDisplay menu to adjust the image slightly to the left. Once it was perfect I pressed the save button on the monitor. Then I rebooted again. This time the display was still perfectly centered even after the next reboot. I don't know why the screen skews so much to the top and right at other refresh rates. All I know is it seems to be more than the monitor and ASUS display controls can correct, even when added together. At 75Mhz I can center the image onscreen with the ASUS controls set at default, and the Hitachi monitor controls all set between 40-60%.I made notes on the display driver details in 2.17 before swapping, and 6.31c afterwards. The date stamp on the 6.31c driver has a later date (10-31-2000) than the 2.17 driver (05-04-1999), but the 2.17 driver has a higher version number (4.11.01.0216) than the version 6.31c driver (4.10.01.1001-990609). The ASUS Display Controls have an extra tab, howver, in version 6.31c. The title of the extra tab is 'Advanced'. It has four tabs of its own labeled Direct3D VR, Direct 3D, OpenGL VR, and OpenGL. Several of these tabs mention something called 'Stereoscopic Mode.' I have no idea what this means, but these extra tabs are the only difference I can see between versions 2.17 and 6.31c. As I noted earlier, version 31.40H would not even load. All it did was complain that 'No ASUS Graphics Card was found' and exit. So, except for the internal version number, it looks like 6.31c was the last driver that supported my ASUS V3400TNT graphics card.I guess the next thing I need to learn is how to add 6.31c to the driver packs. I have all the files in their own folder, can I just add them to the UBCD as is, or do they need to be merged into an existing driver pack? The readme in the drivers folder describes how to modify the INF file. The folder where WinRar is installed has Rar.exe, UnRar.exe, and WinRar.exe. The only one I'm familiar with is WinRar. Is Rar.exe the DOS version?Do I just put all these files for 6.31c in the drivers\packs folder, open a dos window and type 'Rar a DP_w98_1.01.exe' (without the quotes)? What if existing files have the same filename? Does the command need other switches to maintain a 'self-extracting' format? Thanks.Again, my apologies for not testing these drivers earlier, but a job interview and a broken vehicle set me back a little. I got back to testing drivers as soon as I could.
soporific Posted October 12, 2007 Author Posted October 12, 2007 Do I just put all these files for 6.31c in the drivers\packs folder, open a dos window and type 'Rar a DP_w98_1.01.exe' (without the quotes)? What if existing files have the same filename? Does the command need other switches to maintain a 'self-extracting' format? Thanks.You need the DOS RAR module which is available from their website. I've also sent you a PM. I wonder what it could be?
soporific Posted February 17, 2008 Author Posted February 17, 2008 hey there,i'm making a new version of the UBCD and i want to include updated driverpacks. If you have any suggestions as to what to add, please say something. Obviously suggest the drivers your Win98 machine uses so maybe you'll want to use the project! Please see the first post for the current list and contents.
nicke85 Posted February 18, 2008 Posted February 18, 2008 Excelent idea Sopoforic!Your project is very important for 98SE because time in not on our side.Many drivers which are writen for windows 2000 and XP will work on 98se with and withoutmodiffed inf files.
EGOvoruhk Posted March 22, 2008 Posted March 22, 2008 Your nForcfe4 drivers don't seem to be set up correctly for Windows 98
u2kforever Posted March 24, 2008 Posted March 24, 2008 http://www.directron.com/2400pro256pci.htmlUpdated ati driver for win9x users that can work with that card.I want that card really really bad, but i don't believe the last 6.2 drivers will work
nicke85 Posted July 14, 2008 Posted July 14, 2008 I found that MBA Biostar MCP6P-M2 has nForce 430 and GPU 6150.Sound is HD but i have a few old sound cards.I would like to buy this board to play with it and 98SE,but...Does this chipset work with your driver pack?
barbarien Posted August 2, 2008 Posted August 2, 2008 Intel Chipsetdrivers --Inf Update Utility 6.30.1007 --http://downloadcenter.intel.com/default.aspx--http://www.computerbase.de/downloads/treiber/mainboards/intel/intel_chipsatztreiber/Terratec Sounddrivers --DmxFire -- http://www.opendrivers.com/company/2764/te...r-download.htmlSamsung Display Drivers (Syncmaster ) --http://www.yournewdriver.com/s/samsung/Cnet --Ethernet --http://www.zdnet.de/treiber/man_prod_ud/cnet_netzwerk-karten_ud-wc.htmlhttp://www.download.com/Realtek-RTL-Gigabi...4-10278840.html
Sweet William Posted August 3, 2008 Posted August 3, 2008 hey there,i'm making a new version of the UBCD and i want to include updated driverpacks. If you have any suggestions as to what to add, please say something. Obviously suggest the drivers your Win98 machine uses so maybe you'll want to use the project! Please see the first post for the current list and contents.Hi, The quote above is not really relevant. I wanted to draw your attention to your signature. The link to the unattended boot cd does not work and a search does not find the thread. Can you update that link, please? I'm almost there but not quite.TIASweet William.
blackbird307 Posted October 16, 2009 Posted October 16, 2009 (edited) I am eager would like to use this, but the links dont work . Can someone help me?Also, I am aware this has discontinued.Thanks Edited October 16, 2009 by blackbird307
RetroOS Posted October 25, 2009 Posted October 25, 2009 Here is a mirror of soporific's Driver Packs:Pack 1 (12.3 MiB): http://www.divshare.com/download/9029171-3e0Pack 2 (8.86 MiB): http://www.divshare.com/download/9029192-a29Pack 3 (14.5 MiB): http://www.divshare.com/download/9029208-e50Pack 4 (1.06 MiB): http://www.divshare.com/download/9029239-376Pack 5 (2.33 MiB): http://www.divshare.com/download/9029246-dbaPack 6 (517 KiB): http://www.divshare.com/download/9029250-229Pack 7 (99.7 KiB): http://www.divshare.com/download/9029253-f4bEnjoy!
triger49 Posted October 26, 2009 Posted October 26, 2009 Here is a mirror of soporific's Driver Packs:Wow, thanks, this all happened before I found my way to Msfn... Jake
Monroe Posted October 27, 2009 Posted October 27, 2009 Hi ... Got a question about exactly how do I use these Win 98 Driver Packs? I downloaded all seven packs and unzipped them into seven Pack folders. I planned to just burn the unzipped folders to a cd just to have the drivers handy if ever needed. How are these driver packs meant to be used? I'm just not sure how I would get a driver out of them if I needed one. Do I have to install the packs on my computer in someway (which I don't want to do!) or just search the cd somehow? Just not sure what I am looking at or how to use these downloads. Also, is there a way to look at these packs just to see what drivers are in there ... I get the impression that every driver for Win 98 is in those seven downloads. Is this correct? thanks ...duffy
RetroOS Posted October 28, 2009 Posted October 28, 2009 ... Got a question about exactly how do I use these Win 98 Driver Packs?...I get the impression that every driver for Win 98 is in those seven downloads. Is this correct? thanks ...Most motherboard related hardware drivers for Windows 98SE are there.Each driver pack has INF files for various hardware.Read the first post for more information.If you install a new piece of hardware and Windows asks for a driver, you can point to each (extracted) driver pack until it finds the driver, ...or doesn't.Also, in Device Manager, the driver packs can be used to install drivers for unknown devices (if they exist).Some of this topic focuses on using MSBATCH.INF to integrate the driver packs into a Windows 98SE install CD.
smkdjnt Posted November 3, 2009 Posted November 3, 2009 Trying to get a copy of soporific's Win98 Unattended Boot CD to no avail. Does anyone have a link for it anywhere? Really would like to get it, great work so far!
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