Microwindows on Icecube/CoralP

Hi all,=0D=0A=0D=0AI have been playing with the CoralP, Icecube and Debia=
n.=0D=0AWorks fine, thanks to the tutorial on the Denx site.=0D=0AI now w=
ould like to see the microwindows stuff working. I=0D=0Ahave been trying =
the demos from the ELDK but I get strange=0D=0Acolors, it seems my palett=
e is all wrong. The same happens=0D=0Awhen I recompile the latest version=
 of microwindows (except=0D=0AI get yet another palette).=0D=0AAny pointe=
rs?=0D=0A=0D=0AI am using the latest CVS for linuxppc_2_4_devel, ELDK 3.0=
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I have been playing with the CoralP, Icecube and Debian.
Works fine, thanks to the tutorial on the Denx site.
I now would like to see the microwindows stuff working. I
have been trying the demos from the ELDK but I get strange
colors, it seems my palette is all wrong. The same happens
when I recompile the latest version of microwindows (except
I get yet another palette).
Any pointers?

One unexpected thing about the 5200 is that it swaps bytes
to/from the PCI buss.  So if you write a 32 bit pixel, for
instance 0x12345678, it will be written to PCI as
0x78563412.  Presumably this is based on an assumption
that PCI targets will be little-endian.  So you might try
reversing bytes and see if the palettes make sense.

Mark Chambers