Re: Installing Panther on Blue&White

[James S Jones]

The CUDA reset should work, either before or after installation. In my 
experience, all the ATI drivers are installed, regardless of what card 
is in the machine. The CUDA reset reverts information in NVRAM about 
your hardware to the factory defaults. Resetting PRAM changes the 
software setting back to default.

It remains unclear which VR card you have. ATI shows two possibilities 
in the legacy products section. The Xclaim VR had 4 MB of VRAM, 
standard, and the VR 128 had 16 MB. There is no mention of a VR Pro. 
Any idea how much VRAM is in your card? The System Profiler should be 
able to tell you.

On Jan 20, 2005, at 12:50 PM, Nick Scott wrote:
should i do this after the installation or before?
I reverted back to 9.2.

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