Subject: Re: cg6 and RASTERCONSOLE
To: Dave Nelson <David.Nelson@BellCow.COM>
From: Grey Wolf <greywolf@siva.captech.com>
List: port-sparc
Date: 01/03/1997 23:46:39
Yes, I see the exact same result on my IPX with the fast-console hack
(thanks to whoever posted that! I've made friends with that routine!).
If anyone has a solution to this problem, please let me know as well.
It seems to be triggered by the exit-curses-mode stuff that vi sends.
Dave Nelson sez:
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* Subject: cg6 and RASTERCONSOLE
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* I've noticed a strange problem with removing RASTERCONSOLE from
* a Sun4M (sparcstation 5) with a TGX (cg6) framebuffer on NetBSD 1.2.
* Everything appears to work fine and the display is much faster, but when I
* exit vi the screen becomes totally messed up. It's filled with bits and
* pieces of "earlier" screens. Clearing the screen "fixes" the problem,
* but it's annoying. I haven't noticed this problem with any other
* program, just vi.
*
* Has anyone seen anything similar? Any solutions?
*
* /dcn
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--*greywolf;