John Martin wrote:
I'm leaning toward delivering the R185 release driver in b117.
That would make it available for the second SRU release for 2009.06
and since it comes from the IPS repository is the desired method.
I can make this available when NVIDIA pushes their driver.
NVIDIA posted 185.
John Martin wrote:
ken mays wrote:
Hello,
Seems like if you run into issues running a certain application with
OS 2009.06 (i.e. using Nvidia driver 180.44), Nvidia has proved an
updated 180.60 driver at:
ftp://download.nvidia.com/solaris/180.60/NVIDIA-Solaris-x86-180.60.run
Normal warni
Mario Goebbels wrote:
Do NVidia drivers enable MSIs out of the box now or does that still
require waiting on the Nevada versions on the repo?
Short answer: no.
The drivers from the NVIDIA web page still don't have support at
all for MSIs. You need to use the Sun enhanced drivers to get MSI
sup
Dennis Clarke wrote:
I'm wondering how the latest OpenSolaris would look and feel with a
QuadroFX 5800 in the system? A far more reasonable question is, has anyone
seen one and can confirm that it is as loud as a dustbuster ?
Its actually surprisingly quiet given the board specs (4GB).
We s
ken mays wrote:
Hello,
Seems like if you run into issues running a certain application with OS 2009.06
(i.e. using Nvidia driver 180.44), Nvidia has proved an updated 180.60 driver
at:
ftp://download.nvidia.com/solaris/180.60/NVIDIA-Solaris-x86-180.60.run
Normal warnings apply. The drive
Do NVidia drivers enable MSIs out of the box now or does that still
require waiting on the Nevada versions on the repo?
Regards,
-mg
Seems like if you run into issues running a certain application with OS 2009.06
(i.e. using Nvidia driver 180.44), Nvidia has proved an updated 180.60 driver
a
>
> Hello,
>
> Seems like if you run into issues running a certain application with OS
> 2009.06 (i.e. using Nvidia driver 180.44), Nvidia has proved an updated
> 180.60 driver at:
>
> ftp://download.nvidia.com/solaris/180.60/NVIDIA-Solaris-x86-180.60.run
>
I'm wondering how the latest OpenSolari
Hello,
Seems like if you run into issues running a certain application with OS 2009.06
(i.e. using Nvidia driver 180.44), Nvidia has proved an updated 180.60 driver
at:
ftp://download.nvidia.com/solaris/180.60/NVIDIA-Solaris-x86-180.60.run
Ken Mays
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