compat-wireless: unify some driver-select colors

unify driver-select colors for better user screen readbility

Signed-off-by: Walter Goldens <goldenstranger@yahoo.com>

diff --git a/scripts/driver-select b/scripts/driver-select
index 2b510c105e00b735389f3f80bb51815099ba94f2..3989b9f11ab12f0f103a7c0829215490abd34cd5 100755 (executable)
--- a/scripts/driver-select
+++ b/scripts/driver-select
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ fi
 SUPPORTED_ETH_DRIVERS=""
 
 function usage {
-       echo -e "${GREEN}Usage${NORMAL}: ${CYAN}$0${NORMAL} [ ${PURPLE}<driver-name>${NORMAL} | ${PURPLE}<driver-group-name>${NORMAL} | ${GREEN}restore${NORMAL} ]"
+       echo -e "${GREEN}Usage${NORMAL}: ${BOLD}$0${NORMAL} [ ${PURPLE}<driver-name>${NORMAL} | ${CYAN}<driver-group-name>${NORMAL} | ${GREEN}restore${NORMAL} ]"
 
        # These should match the switch below.
        echo -e "Supported 802.11 drivers:"
@@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ function usage {
        echo -e "\t${CYAN}wl12xx${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} wl1251 wl12xx (SPI and SDIO)${NORMAL}>"
        
        echo -e "\nSupported group drivers: Bluetooth & Ethernet:"
-       echo -e "\t${BLUE}atlxx${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} atl1 atl2 atl1e atl1c ${NORMAL}>"
-       echo -e "\t${BLUE}bt${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} Linux bluetooth drivers ${NORMAL}>"
+       echo -e "\t${CYAN}atlxx${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} atl1 atl2 atl1e atl1c ${NORMAL}>"
+       echo -e "\t${CYAN}bt${NORMAL} < ${PURPLE} Linux bluetooth drivers ${NORMAL}>"
 
        echo -e "Restoring compat-wireless:"
        echo -e "\t${GREEN}restore${NORMAL}: you can use this option to restore compat-wireless to the original state"