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Re: Frame Buffer Confusion...

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From: Tom Trebisky
Date: Fri, 21 Mar 1997 00:00
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In article <5g54rt$8u8@godzilla.zeta.org.au>,
Craig Dewick <craig@zeta.org.au> wrote:
>In <5g4tt1$dk6@shocker.gi.net> jeff@gi.net (Jeff McCombs) writes:
>
>>	As a recent newbie to the sparc hardware arena, I was wondering if
>>someone could provide me with either a pointer or a list of the different
>>types of frame buffers avalible and what their difference are (i.e. color
>>depth, refresh rates, resolution, etc).
>
>To start with, take a look at the Sun Hardware Reference which is 
>compiled by James Birdsall. It's available for FTP from ftp.picarefy.com 
>in /pub/Sun-Hardware-Ref.

This is both a godsend and an irritation at different times.
It is particularly lacking in the area of framebuffer information.
At times I have been tempted to tackle the job of reorganizing the
whole thing -- it just begs for hypertext, eh?

Mr. Birdsall, are you out there?  If so thanks for your work, and how
do you feel about people mutating your FAQ into a sun-hardware web page?

	Tom
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	ttrebisky@as.arizona.edu	University of Arizona
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From: tom@kofa.as.arizona.edu (Tom Trebisky)
Subject: Re: Frame Buffer Confusion...
Date: 1997/03/21
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