About a month or so ago I remember a thread about the color kit for X11 
but, of course, I paid no attention at the time. This weekend I tried 
installing the color kit on my SE/30 (equipped with a Micron XCEED video 
card in the PDS) with no success.  When I ftp'ed to puma I first 
downloaded the kernal and the X server with the most current dates (both 
early May if I recall -- sorry if I'm a little fuzzy on the dates but I 
don't have all this stuff in front of me now).  I installed these 
according to the README and booted back into NetBSD where I hung about 
2/3 of the way through.  The kernal died on the line "nubus0()".  At a 
loss, I went back to puma and grabbed the the kernal and X server with 
the earlier dates.  I installed these and successfully booted.  When I 
fired up the X server though, no color; both the internal screen 
(obviously) and the attached Apple Color Display remained in 1-bit mode.  
The only thing I can think of offhand is that when I first installed 
NetBSD 1.1 and built the devices I didn't have the  external screen 
hooked up to the video card; I've noticed that grf0 (the Apple Color 
Display) is identified as a "monochrome" device during the boot messages. 
 Can I delete grf0 and rebuild it as a color device?  Or am I off base?  
Any help on this would be much appreciated.

Steve
ssartori@cnj.digex.net