command line arguments for crttrap

Hello, All

I try to use crttrap with argument “-gx,y” in order to get a config file
with some predefined videomode (say, 800x600) in the first line (to start it
by default). In qnx4, it works; but in 6.3 crttrap displays a message that
no videomode found, and writes only a single line with VGA 640x480 mode.
When starting crttrap without arguments, all modes I need are detected and
written in config file. But to make them work I have to edit config file (or
switch the videomode from Photon) manually. What is it - a bug in crttrap or
in the documentation?

Regards
Alexander

Alexander Orkin <a7o@mail.ru> wrote:

Hello, All

I try to use crttrap with argument “-gx,y” in order to get a config file
with some predefined videomode (say, 800x600) in the first line (to start it
by default). In qnx4, it works; but in 6.3 crttrap displays a message that
no videomode found, and writes only a single line with VGA 640x480 mode.
When starting crttrap without arguments, all modes I need are detected and
written in config file. But to make them work I have to edit config file (or
switch the videomode from Photon) manually. What is it - a bug in crttrap or
in the documentation?

It’s a bug in crttrap. It was introduced when the format of the
io-graphics command line arguments changed. I will file a PR.

Thanks for the report.

Dave