; S3SETUP.DAT for S3 Graphics, Inc. ProSavageDDR for Windows 9x
;
; This file contains instructions for the SETUP program on
;  how to perform its installations.

    ; The [S3Setup] section specifies overall setup behavior.  It is also used
    ;  if no specifica section exists for the detected hardware.

    ; "Type" sets whether this is "Unattended" install (no user actions
    ;  required) or "UserSetup" (needs user intervention).  Default is
    ;  "Unattended".  Can override with "UserSetup" or "Unattended"
    ;  command-line argument.
[S3Setup]
;Type=UserSetup
Type=UserNoSelect

    ; FindDeviceNum defines which adapter will be found if multiple S3
    ;   adapters exist in system.  Default is 0 = first adapter (i.e. PCI
    ;   adapters found before AGP).  1=2nd adapter, 2=3rd, etc.
    ;   -1=last adapter, no matter what number it is.
FindDeviceNum = -1

    ; Set ShowLicense to 1 to display license agreement in UserSetup mode.
    ;   Defaults to not showing license.
ShowLicense=0

    ; Use the Uninstall flag to specify where the user can find the uninstall
    ;   option.  Set this to "Start Menu" to place it in the Start Menu,
    ;   "AddRemove" to have it show up in the Add/Remove Programs area in
    ;   Control Panel, or "Desktop" to have a shortcut icon on the desktop.
    ;   The default is "AddRemove"
Uninstall=AddRemove

    ; Default is 0. If 1, won't ask user to confirm uninstall.  If 1,
    ;   user must confirm when uninstalling.
UninstallPrompt=1

    ; Default is 0. If 1, uninstall will not show any progress dialog.
    ;   If 0, an uninstall progress dialog will be shown.
SilentUninstall=0

AllowUtilUninstall=1

    ; Set "EndScreenDetail=1" to have the reboot prompt screen at the end
    ;   detail exactly what got installed (driver, names of utilities, etc.)
    ;   Default is to show a standard message, no details.
EndScreenDetail=1

    ; Use the OS flag to specify an exact OS requirement.  If not specified,
    ;   Setup will work in Win95 or Win98.  To require only one OS, specify
    ;   "OS=Win95" or "OS=Win98"
;OS=Win98

    ; "ProductTitle" is the text in large lettering at the upper-left corner
    ;  of the setup window.  "Product" is used for the folder name.  If
    ;  "Product" isn't in the INF file, the default text is "S3 Driver Setup".
    ;  If "ProductTitle" isn't found, then "Product" will be used.
    ; NOTE: "Product" fit within 8 letters if possible, for 16-bit setups.
ProductTitle=ProSavageDDR
Product=P4M266

    ; Name displayed in Add/Remove Programs, or for the uninstall icon.
    ;   If this isn't specified, the default will be the product name followed
    ;   by the name of any *separate* utilities.  Utils installed in a driver
    ;   INF file don't have names we can extract easily.
UninstName=ProSavageDDR and Utilities

    ; This sets up the version, and is used for some uninstalling functions.
    ;  By default, this is "1.00.00", but should be filled in with the real
    ;  version number of the product.
Version=13.00.69

    ; The value of the "Source" keyword can be either "CAB" or "Uncompressed"
    ;  Default is "Uncompressed", meaning all the files we need to install
    ;  are in uncompressed format in the source directory.  If "CAB" then the
    ;  files are stored inside the Ishield CAB file, and must be extracted
    ;  to the TEMP directory before they can be installed.  Currently, the
    ;  value of "CAB" is not supported.
Source=Uncompressed
;Source=CAB

    ; The DrvINF file specifies the name of the driver INF file.  This value
    ;  is *required*.  Setup cannot proceed without this.  The DrvName
    ;  keyword gives the name of the actual driver, but is currently unused.
    ;  The XferText is used to specify the message that will appear on
    ;  the screen while the driver files are being uncompressed.  If this
    ;  entry doesn't exist, a default message will appear.  This message
    ;  is not used if files are already in uncompressed state.
DrvINF=psav5333.inf
DrvName=s3_8m.drv
XferText=Copying driver files to temporary directory...

    ; Use the following options to specify the desired resolution and
    ;  color depth when installing a driver.  It's possible that Windows
    ;  won't use the supplied info if it can't detect the monitor type
    ;  reliably, however.  These can also be supplied as command line
    ;  arguments (e.g. "BPP=32 Xres=800 Yres=600")
BPP=16
XRes=800
YRes=600
Refresh=-1
    ;If set to 1, Setup will only use the resolution and color depth here
    ;  if the system is currently in VGA mode.  If not in VGA mode, Setup
    ;  will ignore these settings.  Default is 0.
SetOnlyIfVga=1


    ; To have the setup program create a log file, specify that file's name here.
    ;  The log file will always be created in the Windows directory.
    ;  Command line argument is "LogFile=s3setup.log"
LogFile=s3setup.log

    ; Specify Reboot=0 to prevent setup from rebooting.  This has the
    ;  same effect as adding "NoReboot" to command-line for setup.
    ;   Specifying ConfirmReboot=0/1 is the same as adding cmdline options
    ;   "ConfirmReboot" or "NoConfirmReboot", controlling whether user is
    ;   prompted before rebooting.  The default is to allow reboots.
    ;   If NoSilentReboot=1, then setup won't reboot if it's run in Silent
    ;   mode (with a -s);  if it's 0, setup will use the "Reboot" key value.
JV=1
Reboot=1
ConfirmReboot=1
;NoSilentReboot=1


    ; The utilities keyword lists the names of all the utilities included
    ;  in this package.  Each utility name is a separate section in this
    ;  INF file, and that section has additional keywords describing the
    ;  utility and what may be done with it.
;Utilities = S3Gamma S3Duovue S3Color S3Refr95
