I have tried using various configurations ranging from the system's
automatic setup (i.e. no xorg.conf) to using various custom made
xorg.conf files where I tried enforcing different drivers such as the
VESA driver and different screen resolutions. None of these attempts has
managed to produce
No this is not a zone.
Kostas
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On 12/26/10 05:34, Robin Axelsson wrote:
I have tried using various configurations ranging from the system's
automatic setup (i.e. no xorg.conf) to using various custom made
xorg.conf files where I tried enforcing different drivers such as the
VESA driver and different screen resolutions. None
Hi Ed,
I validated the ATI Radeon HD 4870 card on OpenSolaris a while ago. The driver
of choice is now the 'radeon' driver which is compatible with the ATI Radeon HD
5970 card and the ATI Radeon 5*** series. The radeonHD driver is consider
defunct so use the newer radeon 6.13.1 or higher
Ken,
Thanks for these clarifications re Radeon, btw...
So, in an abundance of over-clarification: For my HD 3870, I've been resigned
to using the vesa driver so far with this card; is this still the state of
play?
I do understand from others here that I shouldn't expect any 3D
Hi Lou,
As for Solaris/OpenSolaris-based distros - like OI_148, consider current Xorg
radeon driver support as 2D only.
Official support for 'advanced' 3D functionality on OpenSolaris-based distros
is in use of the Nvidia commercial driver and GPUs. Intel GPUs also are still
supported for 3D
On 26 Dec 2010, at 20:12, ken mays wrote:
Hi Lou,
As for Solaris/OpenSolaris-based distros - like OI_148, consider current Xorg
radeon driver support as 2D only.
Official support for 'advanced' 3D functionality on OpenSolaris-based distros
is in use of the Nvidia commercial driver and
Chris,
The intel 2.6.3 driver is a part of the Xnv driver packaging (so in the
default OI_148 packaging). Some people have reported issues with the current
intel driver in OI_147 - possibly OI_148 as well.
The intel driver performance is good enough for basic 3D functionality
for business