Subject: Re: A small IPX hardware hack
To: None <port-sparc@NetBSD.org>
From: der Mouse <mouse@Rodents.Montreal.QC.CA>
List: port-sparc
Date: 11/15/2003 17:11:45
> Note though, that the oem-logo is 64x64 (I think?) in 1-bit B&W, mine
> is 100x100 in glorious 8-bit colour ;-)
Yes, I've been meaning to ask: what is the packing scheme to get full
colour into 8bpp? Is there a fixed colourmap in use? What is it? Is
the colourmap encoded somewhere in image? You did describe it as being
well over the 10000 bytes that would be necessary for a raw 100x100
8bpp image - and in fact very close to 100x100 8bpp plus a 3x256
colourmap (10768 - IIRC you said 10777). But then you wrote of some
trivial conversion to a PPM image, and PPM is 24bpp non-colourmapped,
so I find myself a bit confused.
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