> Hello, > > > One slight niggle - attempting to suspend my > machine > > blanks the display, then stops. Keyboard is > > unresponsive (pressing num lock doesn't flip the > > light) and the box is not responding to pings. I > > guess it hung :-( > > as expected, unfortunately ... > > This is a known problem in/with the ati drivers, > currently. > That's why I called support for the misc. ati > chipsets "unstable", see the long thread. > The following cards/chipsets do work with what you > have downloaded, but only with above instabilities: > > PGX8 (card or onboard in earlier U5/U10)
I luckily have to correct myself, as I just re-tested the publically available stuff on my vintage U10_300MHz_onboard_PGX8: It does work! The //xorg.conf.new generated by "Xorg -configure" is not correct and cannot be started. But manually going through xorgconfig produces something usable. Then the first tests from the command line: Server starts: YES Stop+A works: YES (though the ok promt screen is not properly visible/readable) 'ok go' brings us back to Solaris and Xorg: YES Ctrl+Alt+Backspace kills SErver YES After kill of server command line works: YES Server can be restarted back and forth: YES So it looks much better, than previously stated. Not ati_drv.so seems to be the problem per se, but primarily the submodules responsible for PGX64 (most unstable) and XVR-100 (semi-unstable) :-) Attention: communication with dtlogin still doesn't work as it should. Don't expect the current version of Xorg to be ready for daily use on PGX8. More later, I have to earn some bucks and can not continue before end of this week. -martin- This message posted from opensolaris.org
