Woohoo! Xorg is working! Thanks, guys. If it weren't for the missing DPS, I'd say Xorg was _totally_ cool. As it is, it's got tons of stuff; just tried xrandr; being able to change resolutions on the fly in X is cool.
Next problem, repeated crashes, all quite similar. Cursory check of sunsolve didn't find them, although I could've easily missed it. Backtraces from /var/adm/messages attached. Looks like fcntl (locking?), all happening over NFS, ultimately leading to a NULL pointer dereference within the kernel, possibly by strchr(). Given that gnome-panel is one of the programs doing this, I can't use other than CDE (to find out what the Gnome desktop is like on something decently fast), at least as long as my home directory is NFS mounted (if indeed that's a factor). Regarding various device support, I've seen mention of things being looked at or worked on, but never all in one place. Sure would be great if there were somewhere a summary of everything ok for public discussion where the status (under consideration, under development, etc) was maintained and updated, all in one place. It would make living near the bleeding edge a bit more of an orderly experience, I think, to have that status info in one place, to include pointers to experimental drivers that have been released (including contributed ones, at least those participating explicitly in OpenSolaris, so that it's not too many). While that would particularly be of interest for laptop users, it probably would be helpful to a lot more than just them. This message posted from opensolaris.org -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: crashes Type: application/octet-stream Size: 11515 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/laptop-discuss/attachments/20051002/8b2936f9/attachment.obj>
