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Hello,

> options         WS_DEFAULT_FG=3DWSCOL_BLACK
> options         WS_DEFAULT_BG=3DWSCOL_WHITE
> options         WS_KERNEL_COLATTR=3DWSATTR_HILIT

> I would have exepected this to generate
>=20
>  - white background
>  - black text
>  - kernel text the same, but bright (not dim)
>=20
> but what I get is (suprisingly?) quite different:
>=20
>  - kernel text is dim gray on white background

WSATTR_HILIT adds brightness so that's normal

>  - default text is white on black

Umm, which driver? Might be a bug although I'm pretty sure mine handle this=
 correctly...
Might be
allocattr(ri, 0, 0, 0, defattr);
instead of=20
allocattr(ri, WS_DEFAULT_FG, WS_DEFAULT_BG, 0, defattr);
These should be equivalent according to the docs ( both foreground and back=
ground zero should give the default attribute ) but as far as I can tell th=
ey aren't, the default allocattr always defaults to PC-like grayish on blac=
k, no matter what WS_DEFAULT_* say.

have fun
Michael

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