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Fixed in version 6.9.0.3 Thank you! :D Output: convert -verbose -background "none" test1.svg test1.png "inkscape" "/tmp/magick-59476nv1iMC6lWFi" --export-png="/tmp/magick-5947MbhGD8hgq4fy" --export-dpi="90,90" --export-background="rgb(0%,0%,0%)" --export-background-opacity="0" > "/tmp/magick ...

I tested it in version 6.9.0.2. Unfortunately, this bug is alive. Convert still uses --export-eps instead of --export-png, rendering the resulting image with wrong size and background color. Output from 6.9.0.2: convert -verbose -background "none" test1.svg test1.png "inkscape" "/tmp/magick-4488r6IF ...

Update:
In version 6.9.0.0 the size and the background of the resulting image are correct, but the layers of the svg are misaligned in the rendered png.
Convert is still using --export-eps instead of --export-png in this version.

Using verbose with both versions: 6.8.9.6 convert -verbose -background none test1.svg test1.png "inkscape" "test1.svg" --export-png="/tmp/magick-1204IZfbeBPvSulT" --export-dpi="90,90" --export-background="rgb(0%,0%,0%)" --export-background-opacity="0" > "/tmp/magick-1204okobh0rx9eOM" 2>&1 /tmp ...

Since version 6.8.9.7 using convert with the background option set to 'none' render some svg images with a white background instead of a transparent one. It also renders the images in an incorrect size. The following commands were used to generate the images: convert -background none test1.svg test1 ...