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AST RESEARCH, INC.          SOFTWARE BULLETIN # 0283                3-16-96

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			       SiS 6205 Video Drivers


Production Release: 1.00
Available: March, 1996

Revision: A

Part Number     Description                                     File Name

912587-031      Diskette 1 of 8                                 12587031.EXE
		Drivers for Win NT 3.1, Win NT 3.5, and DOS
		Applications
912587-032      Diskette 2 of 8 Drivers for Windows 95          12587032.EXE
				   
912587-033      Diskette 3 of 8 Drivers for Windows 3.1         12587033.EXE
				   
912587-034      Diskette 4 of 8  Drivers for PC-Video           12587034.EXE
				  
912587-035      Diskette 5 of 8                                 12587035.EXE
		Microsoft Video for Windows 1.1D Runtime Programs

912587-036      Diskette 6 of 8                                 12587036.EXE
		Drivers for IBM OS/2 3.0 (Warp)

912587-037      Diskette 7 of 8                                 12587037.EXE
		Drivers for Double Bytes IBM OS/2 3.0

912587-038      Diskette 8 of 8  Drivers for IBM OS/2 2.1       12587038.EXE
				  

This is the initial release of the SiS Video Drivers.  The following files

12587031.EXE
12587032.EXE
12587033.EXE
12587034.EXE
12587035.EXE
12587036.EXE
12587037.EXE
12587038.EXE

can be found on AST's BBS (817) 230-6850 (USA).  AST's BBS supports 
modem speeds up to 28.8k bps.  The above file will also be posted on: 

CompuServe 
Go ASTSUPPORT

AST Worldwide Web Site
http://www.ast.com

For AST's world wide BBS numbers, see Technical Bulletin # 1500 
(1500TB.TXT) on AST's BBS and other On-Line! forums.

This initial release contains software included with the system either on the 
hard drive or in diskette form, at the time the system originally shipped 
(First Customer Ship date or FCS).

This release does not contain any known fixes or enhancements.

If for some reason the original software becomes corrupted, 
and the user can not retrieve the necessary files from the system's backup
directory, the user may use the initial release to restore the software to 
factory default conditions.