>Ok lets get this strait: What is in your /usr/X11R6/bin dir?
>Do you have an Xmacppc binary? What are you using to start XFree86? 
>Does Xmacppc not work?

Hi Wilyarti,
For NetBSD ports that use video with no text-mode (no VGA 
compatibility), XFree never supported them until fairly recently. 
Because of this, NetBSD had separate XServers. The ones that I use 
are for mac68k, DEC alpha, and MacPPC...while current Mac use 
off-the-shelf VGA cards, built-in-video on older models was 
graphics-only framebuffer. These X Servers are *not* XFree86, so your 
XMacppc isn't XFree at all. They're the "xc" source. Now XFree has 
seen some error in its i386-only ways and has added support for these 
framebuffers. Because of this (and to simplify life), NetBSD has 
elected to start using XFree on all systems that it'll work on.

So no, he doesn't have Xmacppc. He has XFree86. Both would be 
symbolically linked to be called as "X". I have (3) on my alpha right 
now...

-rwxr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  9851286 Feb  5  2003 /usr/X11R6/bin/XFree86
-r-xr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  2984424 Jul 28  2002 /usr/X11R6/bin/XalphaNetBSD
-r-xr-xr-x  1 root  wheel  3053288 Mar 17 15:12 /usr/X11R6/bin/XdecNetBSD

I had tried building XFree, but it didn't work well with my TGA card. 
NetBSD changed what they called the non-XFree X Server for port-alpha 
from XAlphaNetBSD to XDecNetBSD, presumably because the code is 
shared between alpha and other DEC systems (just a guess on my 
part...could also just be so it doesn't sound like an alpha/beta 
release).

Hope this clears up some confusion,
Mike
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