Does the amiga 3 driver allow the voodoo 3 3500 tv card
to act as a video cam with net meeting ?
running Windows 2K OS. is it possible to run Net Meeting using
voodoo 3 3500 TV ?
any help out there?
also found this ....
"Tuesday, April 09, 2002 - AVOID THIS IF YOU'RE RUNNING WIN2K!!!
Reviewed By: Blimey
Rating: 1 out of 5
Maybe some can explain to me why this driver has a Win2k folder when this driver WIPES OUT WINDOWS 2000 PARTITIONS!?!?!?!?! I downloaded this thing to check it out and saw a win2k folder so I decided to give it a shot, figuring that the worst a well-written drive would do is cause me to have to boot to safe mode and revert back to standard VGA if it didn't work. Boy was I wrong. It booted after the install and I went into safe mode to make the file copy that the instructions mentioned. The next reboot it crash-dumped. The next reboot it failed to find the security registry key (why would that happen?). The next reboot it was no longer able to read the system partition. Boot.ini was inaccessable, as was the rest of the partition. Emergency repair was unsuccessful because the partition was GONE!!! WINDOWS 2000 USERS BEWARE!!! DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL THIS DRIVER UNLESS YOU ARE PREPARED TO REBUILD YOUR SYSTEM!!! Special thanks to the author for 1) writing a driver that destroys win2k, and 2) warning users NOT to attempt using this product uner win2k."
this was found in the file discussion from "Voodoo 3500 Windows XP drivers"
Voodoo3500DriversForWindowsXp.zip
Thanks for any info.
Well, you're mixing the drivers : the AmigaSport 3.0 and the first drivers for XP (Jonathan Seidner's modified WinXP Driver).
I know also where you read this "feedback" and frankly never i saw a driver destroying an OS but of course i didn't try this driver under Win2k or under XP anyway.