Sample /dev/screen/0/win-0/win-0 file

This file lists the values of the framebuffer parameters that Screen is using.

The win-0 file in /dev/screen/0/ shows the configurations of the framebuffers that Screen is currently using.

From your target, you can see the configurations of the framebuffer that Screen is currently using by looking at the win-0 file in /dev/screen/0/win-0. The values you see from this file are the values that are currently used at the moment when you cat the file.

For example, you can use this command from your shell:

        # cat /dev/screen/0/win-0/win-0
      

to see the framebuffer parameters currently used:

type = SCREEN_ROOT_WINDOW
autonomous = 1
status = WIN_STATUS_REALIZED
replaced = 0
references = 1
id string = 
display id = 1
plane id = 4
parent = (none)
children = (none)
window above = (none)
window below = (none)
alternate window = (none)
insert id = 0
reclip = 0
updates = 0
locked = 0
valid = 0x00000008
class = framebuffer
flags = WIN_FLAG_VISIBLE WIN_FLAG_FLOATING
buffer size = 1280x720
format = SCREEN_FORMAT_RGBA8888
usage = SCREEN_USAGE_DISPLAY
order = 0
sensitivity = SCREEN_SENSITIVITY_TEST
swap interval = 1
holes = (none)
regions = (none)
flip = 0
mirror = 0
source viewport = (0,0 1280x720)
source clip rectangle = (0,0;1280,720)
clipped source viewport = (0,0;1280,720 1280x720)
destination rectangle = (0,0 1280x720)
destination clip rectangle = (0,0;1280,720)
clipped destination rectangle = (0,0;1280,720 1280x720)
rotation = 0
clipped rotation = 0
transparency = SCREEN_TRANSPARENCY_SOURCE_OVER
global alpha = 255 -> 255
brightness = 0
contrast = 0
hue = 0
saturation = 0
scale quality = 0
idle mode = normal
page viewport = (none)
protection_enable = off
cbabc mode = SCREEN_CBABC_MODE_NONE
rcvids = (none)
metrics.total.updates.count = 1
metrics.total.updates.pixels = 921600 pixels
metrics.total.updates.reads = 0 bytes
metrics.total.updates.writes = 3 Mbytes
metrics.delta.updates.count = 1
metrics.delta.updates.pixels = 921600 pixels
metrics.delta.updates.reads = 0 bytes
metrics.delta.updates.writes = 3 Mbytes