a bit complex... thx

The first question is: it has two pins for green power supply [0 and 1] - J3 near bios rom, so red and black wire, what color i have to connect to pin 1 ?

Got it accidentally. Well, couple of years this hardware was in my room, and i decided to bring it back to life. And now i love it. Never was on fly with me though. OK, specs: ICL ValuePlus (seems like mimic IBM ValuePoint naming) - UK brand. 1995, Finland production, factory config: CPU 486dx2-66 …

How do i know, before i can run the computer, which bus uses integrated on mobo GD5428, VESA or ISA bus? Hope it's VESA. Riser card on this machine equipped with ISA slots only. So no way to enjoy (install) VLB video, if integrated is ISA. ICL ValuePlus DL/66di mobo: FIC 486-GAC-V Besides my dream …

ah... i was wrong, Jills of the Jungle was really good, palette 0 with blue background, a bit toxic but...

i know it's almost impossible, or too tricky to change colors to any combination i want ...and the limit of 16 colors that fixed because of digital signal ... and the fact is that IBM PC was developed not for games ... and so on... i wonder why so many games were developed in palette 1 ? yeah, it's …

i can`t say Jill`s palette "near ideal"... i prefer next:

...so, we have three ways to change colors: CHCOLOR util for EGA and newer(?) cards ANSIPLUS driver controls over VGA/EGA palette and ANSI Code Table which is works/better/easier and real hardware compatible ? (none of those works with real CGA card, right?) here is another example with original cga …

What if we could select colors for CGA palette? Of four these are most common in nature (imho): gold, sky, green and black for palette 0 gold, sky, white and black for palette 1