On Thu, 29 Jul 1999, charlie buckheit wrote:

I was wondering if someone who understands the Xserver code a little better

Which Xserver? Xpmac or XF68_FBDev?

can first point me in the direction of the code that sets the CLUT for X,
second if any information on the pixel data formats for the various color
modes is available, and third if the Xserver runs in true color mode or does
it only use the color lookup tables. I'm trying to figure out why the IMSTT
card is still having problems in 16 and 24/32 bpp modes. I pretty much
proved to myself that its not an endian problem (I've got IXMicro provided
code and API manuals for the chipsets) as when I write directly to the video
memory the results on the screen are correct (i.e. in 24/32 bpp writting
0x000000ff to the screen results in blue, 0x0000ff00 green, 0x00ff0000 red,
and 0xff000000 in black as the most significant 8 bits are the alpha data
which is not used). On my computer the greys are correct (telling me that

OK.

the RGB registers are probably correct as all three must be the same value
to get greys in true color mode), and images displayed in GIMP are fine

OK.

(this can't be pure luck can it???)...its just the gnome/enlightenment stuff
thats messed up...specifically the icons and window borders. So my thought
now is that either the X pixel formats are different then the IMSTT card
expects or the CLUT is not getting set correctly or X doesn't like the true
color mode.

Perhaps these are accelerated routines?

If you are using XF68_FBDev, does it help if you add

    option "noaccel"

to the `Device' section of your XF86Config?

Greetings,

						Geert

--
Geert Uytterhoeven                     Geert.Uytterhoeven@cs.kuleuven.ac.be
Wavelets, Linux/{m68k~Amiga,PPC~CHRP}  http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/~geert/
Department of Computer Science -- Katholieke Universiteit Leuven -- Belgium


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