gregg@jcricket.ctt.bellcore.com (Victor Scott Gregg) (08/28/89)
>Subject: X11 Question for Sun 3/60 Users
This is a question for a limited audience,
those with experience with X11 on a Sun 3/60.
Has anyone had good luck using the X11R3 Xsun
server with /dev/bwtwo1.
The color side works fine, but there is an obvious
"compatibility problem" on the b/w side.
Is there an "obvious" solution?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Standard Disclaimer: M Y opinions only, N O T those of my employer.abair@bismark.oakhill.uucp (Alan Bair) (08/30/89)
I had problems with this about a year ago and after reading/posting/reading in this news group I came up with the following. The major problem seems to be in defining the entries for hardware displays in /dev, but it sounds like you may have this correct already. 1. B/W bwtwo1 (3/110 = bwtwo0) 2. COLOR cgfour0 If you just start the server it will use both displays, thats how I use it. One will be unix:0.0, I think the B/W and the other will be unix:0.1. This can be changed in the source, there is a list of devices the server searches through. By altering the order of search, 0.0 and 0.1 can be changed. I do not remember where in the source, I never did it, just read about it. I think you can also specify a specific /dev entry to use, not sure if that works. Alan Bair SPS CAD Austin, Texas Motorola, Inc. UUCP cs.utexas.edu!oakhill!turbinia!abair