%--On May 19, 20:45, der Mouse wrote:
% 
% > Totally useless information, I know, but the other available
% > incarnation of the bwtwo was the 1024x768 version for the 386i.
% 
% Any idea what values 0x12, 0x14, and 0x15 are doing here then?  This is
% a direct quote from SunOS 3.5 /usr/include/mon/eeprom.h, on a -3/260.
% 
% /* 0x016 */	char	eed_scrsize;	/* screen size, in pixels */
% #define	EED_SCR_1152X900	0x00
% #define	EED_SCR_1024X1024	0x12
% #define EED_SCR_1600X1280       0x13    /* new for hi rez */
% #define EED_SCR_1440X1440       0x14
% #define EED_SCR_640X480         0x15
% 


  Ah-hah! Now that's a different question. Eeprom-man speak with
  forked tongue. That EED_SCR_640X480 is actually the 1024x768 "low
  resolution" entry for the 386i version of the bwtwo.
   
  I have a vague feeling that the 1024x1024 might have been one of 
  the colour modes for the 386i... Anyone???

  I don't recall ever seeing anything with a 1440x1440 resolution, though.



			-John-