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Re: Garbled installer screen output on 2010 Macbook Air using 11-RC2
On Wed, 1 Apr 2026, requiem. wrote:
`gop` returns the following output:
```
gop
0: 1366x768 BGRR pitch 1366 bpp 32
```
This is a weird pitch. I had a laptop with that resolution and the pitch
was 1376 to round the x-res out to the cache-line size (64 bytes):
1376 * 4 (BGRR) = 5504 bytes (stride bytes)
OpenBSD, for comparison, says,
```
boot> machine gop
Mode 0: 1366 x 768 (stride = 2048)
Current Mode = 0
```
2048 is _very_ odd too--much too large. Don't unserstand where this diff.
with NetBSD comes from because both bootloaders use the same API calls, and
display the same field as is.
On NetBSD, can you do this:
1. Set (the only) mode:
boot> gop 0
2. Check that there's a `*' next to the selected mode in a `gop' listing
boot> gop
*0: 1366x768 BGRR ...
3. Boot NetBSD from menu; see if display is still garbled.
boot> menu
-RVP
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