> struct monitor decmonitors[] = {
> 	/* 0x0: 1280 x 1024 @ 72Hz */
> 	/* 0x1: 1280 x 1024 @ 66Hz */
> 	/* 0x2: 1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz */
> 	/* 0x3: 1152 x  900 @ 72Hz */
> 	/* 0x4: 1600 x 1200 @ 65Hz */
> 	/* 0x5: 1024 x  768 @ 70Hz */
> 	/* 0x6: 1024 x  768 @ 72Hz */
> 	/* 0x7: 1024 x  864 @ 60Hz */
> 	/* 0x8: 1024 x  768 @ 60Hz */
> 	/* 0x9:  800 x  600 @ 72Hz */
> 	/* 0xa:  800 x  600 @ 60Hz */
> 	/* 0xb:  640 x  480 @ 72Hz */
> 	/* 0xc:  640 x  480 @ 60Hz */
> 	/* 0xd: 1280 x 1024 @ 75Hz */
> 	/* 0xe: 1280 x 1024 @ 60Hz */
> 	/* 0xf: 1600 x 1200 @ 75Hz */
> 	/* XXX -- this one's weird.  rcd */
> };
> 
> where the `interesting bits' have been deleted.  Now, I can't
> remember whether up is one or zero and where the most significant
> bit is.  :-)  But, I think that it is up == 1, down == 0, and set
> them in normal reading order, so for 0x1:  down down down up.

PowerStrom's have a little hex wheel, so no up-down required.

Cheers,
Julian.