> No, thanks, but I can't ! > - I have running nv70 here, and it is just great ! > > Next, I was planning to set up another box, with low > power requirements (trying to save the planet), using > an AMD 2350 on an MB with 690G chipset; using > integrated graphics. According to my research, this > is about the most energy-efficient non-portable > desktop that money can buy. > But now it seems, most elements would not be > recognized by Opensolaris; meaning that I'd have to > plug extra cards -> defeating the purpose. > > Thanks anyway, > > Uwe
Is does your CPU core run at 2100mhz be default for the AMD 2350? Also make sure and check with the MFG that there BIOS supports the AMD2350, from what I have seen on mine the chip runs really cool and my bios does not come up on the bios banner correctly (but Solaris was able to handle it both under 11u4 and snv_b72 and higher). I believe they just came out from AMD and has all the instruction extensions for XEN! If you do try it out, submit a RFE test on both the snv and 10u4 and collect ether a explorer report or prtconf -pv ; prtdiag -v ; /usr/X11/bin/scanpci and the /var/adm/messages file, note some of the devices will come up unknown on the scanpci -v command and you can note thet in the detail section. This message posted from opensolaris.org
