Try enabling the nvidia vs using the nv driver:
1. Make a copy of your /etc/path_to_inst and the /etc/driver_aliases file.
cp -p /etc/path_to_inst /etc/path_to_inst.org
cp -p /etc/driver_aliases /etc/driver_aliases.org
2. run kdmconfig to unonfigure the video back to factory default.
kdmconfig -u
rm /etc/X11/.Xorg.conf
3. Changing a default nv to a nvidia video driver for example, this will make
use .
update_drv -a -i '"pci10de,242"' nvidia
diff /etc/driver_aliases /etc/driver_aliases.org
466d465
< nvidia "pci10de,242"
update the order of the entry
4. Open Applications / Utilities / NVIDIA applet / GPU Geforce xxxxx / CRT-0
Preview / Aquire EDID / save the file edid.bin
5. # uuencode edid.bin edid.bin.uu > edid.bin.uu
cat edid.bin.uu
begin 640 edid.bin.uu
M /_______P!"DYD( 0$! 001 0,(+QYXZM45I%5)FB<44%2E2P"!...@+, E0"5
M#ZE 0$! 0$!(3F0,&(:)T!HL#8 VB at 1 <FBF at T%&$(C!0F#8 VB at 1 <
F _0 X3!]0#P *(" @(" @ _P!&3E95-S$Q-C0W,S%5 #
You can also set the nvidia settings Configuration by checkbox of option
Include X display names in the config file.
end
6. you can not unload using the -f option then and then reboot via
/usr/sbin/shutdown -y -g0 -i6if
#
7. then submit your /usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v and prtconf -pv for a RFE
http://www.opensolaris.org/bug/report.jspa
along with nvidia-SunOS-bug-report.sh
# nvidia-SunOS-bug-report.sh
Running nvidia-SunOS-bug-report.sh...
complete.
The file nvidia-unknown-bug-report.log has been created
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