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In article <1991Jun13.171306.3831@sunrise.com> tony@sunrise.com (Tony Ip) writes:

> As the subject says, I am interested to know if anyone has ported X11
> Rev 4 to the SCO Open Desktop 3.2.

> I am attempting this build and I have found I have to define either
> STREAMCONN, TCPCONN or UNIXCONN. Apparently these flags are used to
> specify what type of network connection and transport protocol is used
> in XOpenDisplay.

You probably want to use STREAMCONN.  Unfortunately, the version of
Xstreams.[ch] included in X11R4 is a very out of date version that does not
do networking properly.  You will need to rewrite this and any other OS
dependent parts.

If you are using a VGA type display card, you should use the x386 server
that has been discussed in this group.  I understand that it works well,
has decent performance, and is free.

The MIT server will not work on a VGA type display without major rewrites
of the display code, as the VGA is a bit-planar device.  The sample server
assumes a packed pixel frame buffer.

-Israel Pinkas
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