On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 10:27 PM, Martin Bochnig <martin at martux.org> wrote:
> As I promised, whenever I would be able to report success on this, I
> would come back and report to the ml!
>
> This stuff is not yet polished. It is in my local copy of the
> fox-gate. I commit and push it during the coming days.
> Thanks again to Alan Coopersmith and the rest of the X11 group for
> their good will in cooperating with the community.
> Certain other groups could take this as a good example for themselves.
>
> Please find attached the "success-output" in the corresponding Xorg.0.log.
> Not that I'm just writing this on that very box/config: SunBlade 2000
> with Two Creator 3D boards and full xinerama support / Xorg 1.5.3
> :)))
>
> <<Xorg.0.log - 13kb>>
> <<xorg.conf - 4kb>>
>
> p.s. I'm not fishing for compliments, nobody should respond to this.
> I'm just happy. Therefore I share. All this would not have been
> possible without the good work of the Sun-X11 Group, the xwin
> community and the FullyOpenX-Project of OpenSoilaris.org, the other
> x.org developers at x.org and so on.


Ok, it seems I'm the only one still having some SPARC workstations in reserve.
As opensolaris.com (Sun) does not plan to bundle the fox-gate's
"legacy" (until recently "Premium") drivers with the upcoming
SPARC-Indiana (aka "OpenSolaris" 2009.06), I see myself forced to
always clone it and add the driver support  as depicted in
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/fox/SPARC-Xorg/ ).

The entire thing is disrespectful towards the users of "legacy"
hardware (I dodn't mention my own part in various aspects).
After a short while .com will realize, that it is unwise to leave out
the former premium customers from the Indiana experience, customers
who had paid huge amounts of cash until quite recently 2004/5/6 when
you consider the SunBlade 2000, 150, 1500 and 2500 plus the Ultra3
Laptops.


> Cheers,
> %martin

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