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HP-UX Screen Color is Green
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I have HP-UX 11.x running and the screen turns green with white text from the start. Sometimes, more desirable, the screen will start off with the normal black and white text terminal, but out of nowhere it will go green. For instance, I started it up an hour ago and it was fine, I then power cycled the screen and once it came up it was green and I can't seem to do anything to get the normal b&w back.

I am using a dell lcd, is that the problem? Thanks.
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Sounds like the lcd, make sure its plugged in tight at the monitor and the server.
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Good thought, but I tried that. It is a common issue that I have seen with a few hook-ups. Any other guesses?
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