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I am not sure if this will help, but after reading these posts, I did some experimenting. Oh well, at least I have my home computer (466 PPGA Celeron on a miniATX mobo, which are the only two original componets left from the eMachine). I'm running on a Quadro4 700XGL with a Dell 19 inch LCD display running off of the DVI input. Then I checked them in the display properties (I changed the desktop resolution) and all of them checked out all right. I changed the resolution in config.txt to 800圆00, 1024x768, and 1280x1024, and none of those work. Also, I don't know if it's any help, but the workstation moniter I have is a LCD. OK, I will make sure I change that in the config.txt (I had it set to 1600x1200, which is the moniter's native resolution). Today's weather in %region is Sunny/(null), max.

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Can you check that config.txt is set up to run the client at a resolution your computer can handle? Also if you got _that_ error with the commandline version, it's possible I've mis-compiled it somehow to include bits of code that shouldn't be there. Well that error means the computer can't change the display mode to the required resolution. I can have a look at what that hex error code means though. Well I'm really at a loss to imagine how you contrived to make the commandline version produce a DirectDraw error, given that I compiled that version with no DirectDraw code, ddraw.lib was not linked and it was targeted as a console/DOS-box application. Yes, it has DirectX 8.1, and yes, I tried ALL three clients (graphical, command line, and background) and none or them worked.Īlso, and I almost forgot to mention this, but I have downloaded both debug clients, and neither of them work. And are you sure you have tried the background client as this doesn't have and graphical output, any machine that I have had always works in background mode without giving direct draw errors? Any help?ĭo you have directX installed on this machine. I just downloaded and installed 4.31c on my Xeon 2 GHz machine, and whenever I try to run any of the programs (command line, background, graphical) I get an error saying "DirectDraw error 80004001 3".