Chris Ridd wrote:
I've just rebooted into snv94, and the intrstat figures are back down
in the 100 range. I guess I'll keep watching out to see if they go
bezerk again.
I forgot to mention, the nvidia driver in snv94 has *experimental* support
for not generating vertical blank
On 30 Jul 2008, at 23:02, John Martin wrote:
Chris Ridd wrote:
It (a Dell Precision 470) appears to just have a single switch to
disable the USB controller. My kbd and mouse are both USB (looks
like they're on uhci#2), so disabling USB entirely would make the
machine hard to use
Chris Ridd wrote:
It (a Dell Precision 470) appears to just have a single switch to
disable the USB controller. My kbd and mouse are both USB (looks
like they're on uhci#2), so disabling USB entirely would make the
machine hard to use :-)
Can you do:
# echo ::prtusb | mdb -k
It
Chris Ridd wrote:
Anyway, after trying to create another BE with a downgraded driver, I
rebooted back into opensolaris-2, aka snv_91, and the graphics
performance is good again.
Looking at the Xorg.0.log file from the previous snv_91 boot, I do see
some differences:
I don't see the
John Martin wrote:
Chris Ridd wrote:
John Martin wrote:
Chris Ridd wrote:
Anyway, after trying to create another BE with a downgraded driver,
I rebooted back into opensolaris-2, aka snv_91, and the graphics
performance is good again.
Looking at the Xorg.0.log file from the previous
I'm noticing that my 2 machines running snv_91 appear to be running
quite slowly compared to snv_90.
In particular, moving windows around on screen shows background windows
(eg gnome-terminal, firefox, thunderbird) repainting themselves very slowly.
The desktop box has an Nvidia NV43GL [Quadro
Chris Ridd wrote:
John Martin wrote:
Chris Ridd wrote:
I'm noticing that my 2 machines running snv_91 appear to be running
quite slowly compared to snv_90.
In particular, moving windows around on screen shows background
windows (eg gnome-terminal, firefox, thunderbird) repainting
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
The root and /usr pages were merged into a single package for IPS
for most packages in Solaris, since IPS doesn't need to keep them
seperate for zones/diskless support as SVR4 packages did, so the
IPS NVDAgraphics includes the contents of both the NVDAgraphicsr
and
Chris Ridd wrote:
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
The root and /usr pages were merged into a single package for IPS
for most packages in Solaris, since IPS doesn't need to keep them
seperate for zones/diskless support as SVR4 packages did, so the
IPS NVDAgraphics includes the contents of both the
Chris Ridd wrote:
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
The root and /usr pages were merged into a single package for IPS
for most packages in Solaris, since IPS doesn't need to keep them
seperate for zones/diskless support as SVR4 packages did, so the
IPS NVDAgraphics includes the contents of both the
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