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From: cgifford@globalx.net (Chris Gifford)
Subject: Installation problems :(
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I just bought freeBSD 2.0.5.  I have a P75 with 32MB Ram.  FreeBSD installs
ok, using an ATI mach32 card (Graphics Wonder 1MB ISA).  But, if I try to
install it using an ATI mach64 card (Xpression 2MB PCI), I get the "star
trek" warp display on my screen.  I'm assuming that during installation it
autodetects my video card, perhaps detecting it incorrectly.  Any help would
be appreciated.

Thank you,
 
Chris
cgifford@globalx.net