readme.txt Driver File Contents (wcgdrv_06060242.exe)

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                                WCGDRV
            3Dlabs Inc. Ltd. Wildcat Pro Display Driver for
                       Windows XP Professional
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Version Information
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Product:     wcgdrv
Version:     06.06.02.42
Date:        23-JUN-2003

Description:
    The 3Dlabs Wildcat Pro Display Driver provides support for accelerated  
    high resolution, true and high color graphics using OpenGL.

    This driver supports multi-frequency video monitors, including DDC capable
    Monitors. 

    This driver supports the following list of Wildcat Video cards.

        3Dlabs Wildcat4 7110
        3Dlabs Wildcat4 7210

    This driver supports the following languages:

        Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Danish, English(US),
        English(UK), Finish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Dutch,
        Norwegian, Spanish and Swedish.

    If the currently installed Windows XP language is not one of the above
    choices, the installation will default to English.

    This release of the Wildcat Pro Display Driver will only install and run on 
    systems running Windows XP Professional.

    Heidi(r) and 3D Studio Max(r) driver packages are included with this release 
    on separate disks.  For information on installing the Heidi(r) and 3D Studio 
    Max(r) drivers, see the readme.txt files included on those disks.
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End of Version Information
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Installation Help
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    The Wildcat Pro Display driver will work with both AGP and AGP Pro versions
    of the Wildcat Display adapter.

    See MANIFEST.TXT for a list of delivered files.

    Please refer to the installation documentation provided with the media
    supplied with your system.

    If you are installing an updated driver from the 3Dlabs web site,
    please do the following:

    1. Save the self-extracting .zip file to a temporary directory on the
       system hard drive.

    2. Double-click the self-extracting zip file to unzip the driver files.
       These driver files are compressed and will be expanded during the
       installation process.

    NOTE:
    When re-installing Windows XP with a Wildcat Pro card installed in the
    system, the "Found New Hardware" dialog/wizard will not come up after
    the final boot into Windows XP. You must install the driver. Simply
    run the setup.exe program located with the Wildcat driver software,
    then reboot the system. The setup.exe program will install the driver
    for you.  

    WINDOWS XP PLUG AND PLAY
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    For driver installation and removal, refer to the Hardware section
    of the Windows XP online help. This Help is generally available by 
    clicking on "Start" at the bottom left of the screen, and selecting the
    Help entry from the menu. 


Automated Installation Help
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    NOTES:  Make sure you have Windows XP Administrator privileges and write 
            permission on the target machine, as the automated installation 
            will create temporary directories on its hard drive.  If you are
            installing a non-WHQL certified driver, you must set your Driver
            Signing Options to "Ignore" in order to prevent Windows XP from
            displaying a warning dialog.
	          
    1.  Create an installation directory on your hard drive and then copy
        all installation files from the WCGDRV directory into your newly
        created directory on the hard drive. ( NOTE:  Do not copy files from
        the HEIDI or 3DSMAX directories. These contain the Heidi(r) and
        3D Studio Max(r) driver installations, respectively.)

    2.  Modify the setup.ini file to meet your specifications.

    3.  Run setup.exe.

    4.  Reboot the system.

Unattended Installation Help
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    To install the  Wildcat Display driver as part of an unattended
    installation of Windows XP, execute the following steps.

    1.  Copy all driver files to a single directory in the $OEM$\$1\ path of the
        distribution directory (ex. d:\winXPdst\i386\$oem$\$1\wcgdrv).    

    2.  Add the following sections to the unattend.txt file:
        
        [Unattended]
        OemPreinstall = yes
        OemPnPDriversPath = "wcgdrv"        

        [Display]
        BitsPerPel = 32
        XResolution = 1024
        YResolution = 768
        VRefresh = 75

    3.  Execute the unattended installation.

    NOTE:  To bypass the digital signing check for a non-WHQL version of the
           driver, add the following entries to the unattend.txt file:

        [Unattended]
        DriverSigningPolicy = Ignore

New Features
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06.06.02.40
    - Added support for the Intel Springdale and Canterwood chipsets.

06.06.02.38
    - Incorporated some performance enhancements for imaging DMA transfers.

06.06.02.32
    - Drawing pixels of OpenGL types GL_UNSIGNED_INT_10_10_10_2 or
      GL_UNSIGNED_INT_2_10_10_10_REV has been optimized.

06.06.02.31
    - Autocad performance enhancements.

06.06.02.30
    - Autocad performance enhancement.

06.06.02.26
    - Incorporated New Version 5 3DSMax performance driver as part of the driver
      products.

06.06.02.24
    - ProE performance inprovements.

06.06.02.17
    - SolidEdge performance improvements.
    - Solidworks performance improvements.

06.06.02.15
    - Improve large primitive performance.

06.06.02.13
    - Improved client driver memory utilization.

06.06.02.06
    - Minor performance change enhancements.

06.06.02.01
    - Performance change enhancements.


Fixes
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06.06.02.42
    - Fixed a Viewperf hang seen with 5.6.1.23 and 5.6.2.41.

06.06.02.41
    - Fixed hang when Houdini starts.
    - Fixed culling of monitor timings when Genlock support is selected with a
      Digital Flat Panel monitor.
    - Fixed a hang that can occur when running Tuxracer.
    - Fixed occasional crash with wglMakeCurrent() in 06.06.01 driver.

06.06.02.40
    - Fix for Hyperview model not displaying.

06.06.02.39
    - Return 0 for all DrawEscape() calls that attempt escape functions that
      are not implemented.

06.06.02.38
    - Fixed a black triangle problem seen with spotlights in Softimage on
      Wildcat I products.
    - Fixed wglGetPixelFormatAttribivARB and wglGetPixelFormatAttribfvARB to
      return the correct pixel type.
    - Fixed blank/corrupt display when booting dual screen with the first screen
      detached from desktop.
    - Fixed a problem introduced in 5.6 with direct burst memory.
    - Fixed problem with MAYA not running on 5110s.

06.06.02.37
    - Calibration fix.

06.06.02.36
    - Fixed a hang which can occur after an AGP calibration cycle is executed.

06.06.02.35
    - Restore PCI configuration space settings when returning from standby or
      hibernate.
    - Changed the vendor/version string to indicate the custom driver is
      configured.
    - Fixed a hang which can occur after entering Control-Alt-Delete when
      running several D3D demos.

06.06.02.34
    - Fixed a problem with the cursor lagging when drawing byte-swapped 1010102
      data.

06.06.02.33
    - Fixed a problem with the red component in GL_UNSIGNED_INT_10_10_10_2.

06.06.02.29
    - Fixed case where model may be missing textured areas while rotating.

06.06.02.28
    - Build changes.

06.06.02.27
    - Using a pixel buffer as the device for a buffer region now works
      correctly
    - Fixed bug where the list of swap copy hints were not honored across all
      clip regions or screens.
    - The green component of GL_UNSIGNED_INT_10_10_10_2 data for some imaging
      paths was incorrect.
    - Unigraphics v17 fix.

06.06.02.26
    - Fixed black screen in Color Calibration display properties dialogue when
      logged in to "User" group account.
    - Fixed a flash occurring with XSteel application.
    - Fix XSI dual screen hang during application start.

06.06.02.25
    - Fix flash when moving windows over SoftImage views with different
      background colors.
    - PixE flicker fix.
    - Fixed Nastran hang.

06.06.02.24
    - Fixed a ProE performance issue.

06.06.02.23
    - Fixed Wildcat Configuration Wizard to correctly account for framebuffer
      allocated memory when in dual screen mode and both screens are at
      different bits per pixel.
    - Changed Softimage application configuration names to SOFTIMAGE.
    - Fixed a hang in Win XP flower box screen saver and other screen
      corruptions when dual screen configured with one screen immediately above
      the other (dual portrait config).
    - Fixed teapot flashing.
    - Fixed Autocad flashing.

06.06.02.22
    - Fixed Unigraphics GDAT failure.
    - Fixed AutoCad 2002 opera model.

06.06.02.21
    - Fixed missing floor in Indy3D quality test.
    - Fixed AutoCad 2002 rotate problem.

06.06.02.20
    - Fixed corruption in Softimage XSI Beta 3 with rotoscope.
	- Fixed Unigraphics rare missing primitives.
	- Fixed Unigraphics problem on 4x machines.

06.06.02.19
    - Fixed a MultiTexture failure.

06.06.02.18
    - Indy3D wrong tatoo fix.
    - DrawElements fix for Softimage XSI.

06.06.02.16
    - Fixed a program error in SolidEdge apc benchmark.

06.06.02.14
    - Fixed showroom flashing colors.
    - Fixed shaded colors in ProE 2001.

06.06.02.12
    - Fixed Maya problem on Intel P3.
    - ProE rotating line fix.

06.06.02.11
    - Fixed a memory leak in the client driver.

06.06.02.10
    - Fixed shadowfun coredump.
    - Fixed coredump in disasteroids.

06.06.02.09
    - Fixed incorrect vertex array initialization.
    - Fixed a problem with flashing triangles seen in Softimage.
    - Fixed coredump in overlay tests.
    - Fixed invalid state update demonstrated by vapitest.
    - Fixed bounce normal color.

06.06.02.08
    - Fixed an error affecting GL_FRONT_AND_BACK material updates. Seen in
      viewperf 3dsmax viewset as white trees.
    - Fixed Vapitest state problem.
    - Fixed PixE missed primitives.
    - Tlogo hang fix.


06.06.02.07
    - Fixed Sgiflag flashing problem.
    - Scube disable lights fixed.

06.06.02.05
    - Fixed editgrid color flashing problem.

06.06.02.04
    - Fixed Glaze demo hang.
    - Fixed UGS hang on 4x machines.

06.06.02.03
    - Fixed PixE hang.
    - Viewperf hang on 4x machine.

06.06.02.02
    - Fix for origami hang.

06.06.02.01
    - Performance change enhancements.



Troubleshooting
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    Refer to the Hardware section of the Windows XP online help for  
    troubleshooting. Or, see the Customer Support information listed below.

Customer Support
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    Support is available on our web site at http://www.3dlabs.com. Just click on
    the support link.  You may also email us at support@3dlabs.com.
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