Hello!

I want to test OpenBSD 3.5 on my Pegasos-I,
and have installed it succesfully.

Now I want to configure X11 with my Voodoo 3-3500 graphics card, but dont know how it works.
The xf86config - program doesnt support such a card, and with the generic 3dfx-driver I get only strange coloured output.

Has anyone a solution?

Greets! Boris

You'll probably have nothing more than that. The "strange coloured" output is a so-called 'endian' bug: the driver tries to handle the Voodoo in 'little-endian' mode (reversed byteorder, used by Intel CPU's for eg.) while the PPC uses 'big-endian' (normal byte order).

So it's a known flaw in X11's 3fdx driver on all platforms using big-endian byte order (incl. LinuxPPC). It needs to be fixed, but no one took the job yet. You have even luck that it works at some level: Voodoo4/Voodoo5 doesn't work at all, IIRC.

Hello!

So how can I get OpenBSD running with a GUI?

A new graphics card?

What is with the generic 3dfx-driver of an OpenBSD for MacPPC,
or doesnt exist in this port such a driver?

Iam a newbie in OpenBSD/Linux:
perhaps I can run OpenBSD with KDE?

Greets!