David Babb wrote: > On the install, I did follow the message related, and my 1st attempt was a > failure for me, primarily because I didn't RTFM CAREFULLY. I missed a few > steps. > > Now, getting to 2008.11 is cake. One I really, really realized I wasn't in > Linux land anymore, and paid closer attention.....the upgrade was glitchless > and ran perfectly...Then after a successful reboot, then and only then I > removed the original BE. > > As far as NVClock.......there is no alternative. I have exhausted all sources. > > EVGA was nice in their response for my request for support, but if you boil > it all down it meant "...your on your own old man!" > > So........There are two issues....I was too arrogant in thinking I could port > in three days......So I have reverted OS into a VM inside Debian for my > production machine. > > And I have decided to bring 30ish years of experience to OS as a developer. > > SystemV? > > Are you, or do you know of a Sun employee I can dialog with, before I dive in > hard core?
John Martin, who responded to the messages I cc'ed to the xwin-discuss forum, is the Sun developer responsible for nvidia graphics - see his responses there: http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=82379&tstart=0 Many more of the people who know about X11 & graphics drivers on Solaris can be found in xwin-discuss than in the generic opensolaris-help. -- -Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
