Subject: Color
To: None <port-mac68k@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Justin R. Smith <jsmith@mcs.drexel.edu>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 02/23/1998 10:33:34
I'm running NetBSD 1.3 on a P475 and have noticed:
1. I get color on internal video using the new color X server, but the
colors are off: Red displays as a very dark (almost black) red, yellow
displays as blood read, green displays as magenta, and blue displays as
pea-green.
xsetroot -solid chocolate
displays a nice French blue...
(which was what I wanted).
I have my booter set to change my monitor to 256 colors (although that is
the default on my machine). Also, the X server displays a message saying
that it cannot read the video characteristics of my monitor from ROM, so it
will assume True Color.
2. (Unrelated to the new X server -- it always appeared): The picture seems
"shifted up" by 5 or 6 pixels, i.e., there is a band along the bottom of
the screen that shows whatever was on my mac screen before I booted up
NetBSD (this remains after I start up X).
And the top half of the characters (in the default mode -- before X is
started up) are chopped off. This is minor, of course...
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