In message <298ed4794e.john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> John Crane <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >In message <5fcecb794e.pittdj+@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > David Pitt <pittdj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> In message <5895c8794e.druck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> "David J. Ruck" <druck@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >>>On 22 Oct 2006 David Pitt <pittdj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>>> In 32K colours red and blue are transposed. 16M and 256 are OK. >>> >>>Unlike earlier cards supplied with the Iyonix, which had the red and >>>blue VGA output channels physically swapped over, the new cards are >>>supplied unmodified and the colour transposition is done in software >>>for 256 colour and 16M colour modes. However, 32K modes are not >>>swapped by RISC OS 5.12. Geminus (once updated for 5.12) should also >>>be able to correct 32K modes, but with a possible performance >>>penalty. >> >> It can be clearly seen on the original card where the soldering iron >> had been. > >Not in mine it can't - where should I be looking ? And will I need to >swap it back if I want to re-use the original card, say for example in >a Windows PC. I'm just thinking I might get a few quid for the >original card on Ebay maybe. Is it easy to swap back ? It would need to be put back to normal. The colour swapping is a RISC OS specific. The change is immediately behind the VGA socket. The paths through L201 and L205 are crossed over. These are surface mounted components, it is not easy without the proper kit. I do not know what the full position is with regard to putting the old card back. I do know that the old card had the 16M colours correctly done with the OS5.12 transfer ROM. The upgrade procedure was, with the original card still in place, upgrade the ROM to OS5.12 (transfer). Colours remained correct at 16M. Then change the card, the colours at 16M were still correct. Lastly go to OS5.12 (full). 16M colours were correct throughout. I could not say at what point 32K colours went wrong. -- David Pitt. Computing with RISC OS. --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support