Geekdot: Created page with "Category:ATW800/2 This is actually not really a full-blown driver (like the XVDI driver) but a collection of files which require an already installed NVDI5. They are developed and maintained by André Saischowa. The necessary files can be found in the NVDIDRVR directory. The drivers are based on the ET4000 drivers, which can be found [https://github.com/th-otto/MagicMac in the MagicMac sources]. To use these driver files, they need to be copied into your existin..."

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Created page with "Category:ATW800/2 This is actually not really a full-blown driver (like the XVDI driver) but a collection of files which require an already installed NVDI5. They are developed and maintained by André Saischowa. The necessary files can be found in the NVDIDRVR directory. The drivers are based on the ET4000 drivers, which can be found [https://github.com/th-otto/MagicMac in the MagicMac sources]. To use these driver files, they need to be copied into your existin..."

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This is actually not really a full-blown driver (like the XVDI driver) but a collection of files which require an already installed NVDI5. They are developed and maintained by André Saischowa. The necessary files can be found in the NVDIDRVR directory.

The drivers are based on the ET4000 drivers, which can be found [https://github.com/th-otto/MagicMac in the MagicMac sources].

To use these driver files, they need to be copied into your existing “AUTO” and “GEMDOS” folders of your ''existing'' NVDI5 installation, as well as copying the ASSIGN.SYS to your root filesystem.

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