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Hi,

Today,while I was searching for posts related to vesa programming
I ran across this post,I tried to download VBETest.zip , but It seems there is a problem with the server,
also, I thought about conacting the author , but unfortunatelly ,I think he didn't register
at osdev after the merge with MT,any way,does anyone of you gus has this file?

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The domain mentioned on that post is a good hint, his name is Rob Lohman - unfortunately it would seem that he dropped off the face of the earth mid 2006.

Try sending him an email, maybe he's not dead.

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What bit of this demo are you interested in ?, as i have many vesa demos.
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Hi,
What bit of this demo are you interested in ?, as i have many vesa demos.
Well,I'm interested in vesa programming in general, also I'm interested in fonts and
characters in graphics mode.

PS:I'm coding my os now in protected mode.

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I'm still alive and lurking around :)

My server is indeed offline (I moved half way across the world and haven't found the time yet to put a server up again), but I should still have all the files and will see if I can find that archive for you this weekend.

There are some problems with the code but if you're interested in using a linear frame buffer and higher resolutions then it does show how to do that.

Any suggestions on one of those free services I could upload the file to?

Cheers,

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robos wrote:I'm still alive and lurking around :)

My server is indeed offline (I moved half way across the world and haven't found the time yet to put a server up again), but I should still have all the files and will see if I can find that archive for you this weekend.

There are some problems with the code but if you're interested in using a linear frame buffer and higher resolutions then it does show how to do that.

Any suggestions on one of those free services I could upload the file to?

Cheers,

Rob

If you could please upload (some) of your files in one ZIP or TAR archive in a place like RapidShare or Megaupload I could copy it in my server and host it as a mirror if it helps.
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Here some vesa fonts demos for uses from pmode:
http://dex4u.com/demos/VesaFont.zip
http://dex4u.com/demos/VesaTxtDemo.zip

You will also find examples here: http://pfranz73.googlepages.com/
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Good to hear from you robos.

Also thank you Dex very much for those demos.
They are just great.


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Hmmm, having a hard time finding this and other files. I must be forgetting about a backup somewhere :)
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I've found my VBE sample code and have attached it to this post. Enjoy!

I had to delete mkisofs from the archive to fit it within the 64 KB attachment limit on the forum
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Hey, thanks a lot indeed.

I also looked for it like a year ago and was left waiting until now. Certainly it will be of good use.

By the way, it looks like there is a very old partial cache of your visuar.com website at www.archive.org, but not these files.
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Thank you very much robos.
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