> I gave OpenSolaris 2009.06 a shot, on an old HP > nx6320. I am running it daily on an equally old HP NX6310 (I *think* yours has got Core 2 Duo CPU, whereas mine is the older Core Duo ; 'isainfo -k' will confirm this).
> Already during the install, it slows down > considerably, and got stuck completely. The third > effort succeeded finally. Check if the disk controller is configured to run in SATA mode. > Now, after reboot, the system is normal, if not > snappy, for a few minutes, then the mouse starts to > react slow, that is, it jumps as if it would read the > position data once per second, and after a few more > minutes it freezes completely: no more keyboard, no > more mouse, and it doesn't answer to ping-s any more. Sounds like some interrupt flood to me. Try disabling bits that do not work on OpenSolaris, like the BlueTooth. Never had anything similar on this laptop under OpenSolaris yet. On an older PIII box under Nevada snv-117 or thereabouts I have the top-left-corner jumping cursor, which is very annoying (but then I have the same on a different NetBSD machine under Xorg 1.6.1, so my take is this is an upstream problem), so at the end I disabled cde-login and gdm and am using it solely as a server. > Hard reboot, and the same starts all over. > Since it is a fresh install from the original CD, I > guess, there is a serious problem. The same notebook > runs XP and Ubuntu very well; memory test goes > through for > 24 hours. > > I have tried an update, which resulted in an > 'opensolaris-1' grub entry, and it behaves likewise. > It has 4 GB of RAM. 2GB on mine... > Just after boot, 31% thereof are > consumes for programs, 0% for cache, by the desktop > alone. Is that normal? On the machine I am presently on (2GB memory, dual Opteron 246), after 20 days uptime (rebooted only because an image-update) I have 45% memory use (Firefox 3.51 being the greatest hog with about 10 tabs open). ZFS is usually taking most of the rest for ARC as far as I can gather. I've got set zfs:zfs_arc_max=831155200 in my /etc/system to limit it's use a little. > > Uwe Chavdar Ivanov -- This message posted from opensolaris.org