
 Tested on NetBSD 1.6.1(i386), console(Direct VGA) and X11(through GGI).
 Also tested on NetBSD 1.6.1(macppc) on iBook G3/900Mhz, framebuffer mode.

  KNOWN BUGS:

  1) CCE will destroy all the text buffer? 0xB8000? 
     happens on NetBSD/OpenBSD/LynOS?
     After you switch to another text terminal, you need to press
	 a few keys(ENTER) to 'activate' it?  
	 
  2) After CCE exits, the old text buffer is destroyed?
     Sometimes pretty bad. 
	 LRMI-version is better? ( can switch to other text screen?)

  3) mouse is not working yet, no time to figure out NetBSD's moused.
     moused can't recognize my PS/2 mouse, only support serial mouse?


 1. How to install CCE on NetBSD

    ./configure 
    make
    make install
    
   640x480x16 colors works OK on i386 platform. On other platforms(such as macppc),
   framebuffer will be turned on and used automatically if it's available.
  
   ./configure --enable-lrmi 
  
   LRMI works on NetBSD too(haven't been tested too much)
   needs to add /usr/lib/libi386.a (for routine i386_vm86)
   Please modify src/Makefile.am(then automake) or src/Makefile

   To run CCE in X Windows, you need to install GGI, then configure
   CCE with:  ./configure --enable-ggi

   SDL doesn't officially support NetBSD yet and I can't compile it
   in NetBSD(lack of thread support?)

   You may need to edit /etc/ld.so.conf and add /usr/X11R6/lib and
   /usr/local/lib, then run ldconfig.


 2. How to input Chinese in bash

   If you can't input Chinese in bash, put these lines to your
   /etc/profile or .profile

    bind 'set convert-meta off'
    bind 'set meta-flag on'
    bind 'set output-meta on'
 
  Due to some key conflicts, the Ctrl-Alt-0~9 keys have been changed to
  Shift-Alt-0~9 (switching input methods). Use Alt-Period instead of
  Ctrl-Period to switch Chinese/English Punctuation.



