29 Dec
2014
29 Dec
'14
3:30 a.m.
On 29 December 2014 at 00:31, emanuel stiebler <emu at e-bbes.com> wrote:
On 2014-12-28 14:56, David Brownlee wrote:
My initial thoughts would be a nice little 3100 or possibly a 2100
with the simple framebuffer, but obviously the goal would be to
support whatever is available.
If someone has a spare high end TURBOChannel framebuffer and a machine
to match (less likely I think) then the go-to guy for interesting
NetBSD display drivers would be USA based Michael Lorenz (accelerated
anti-aliased sparc console fonts anyone?)
He is currently working on a NetBSD port for the new MIPS Creator CI20
reference platform, so is at least already in MIPS land :)
David
Bj?rn Johannesson has been working on the VAX framebuffer and keyboard
code in NetBSD to get X running on the LCG equipped machines (like the
VAXstation 4000/VLC and 4000/60).
He's expressed an interest in looking at some issues in the DECstation
X11 code, but doesn't have access to an appropriate machine.
which DECstation, and which Graphic adapter?
There where quite a few different ones on the TURBOChannel,
from the very dumb frame buffer to the 3d ones ...