>> vga at the wrong resolution. Driver appears to
>> attach OK and appears to be the same as the U5
>> driver based on the dates. I've tried newer
drivers
I stated this badly. I should have said:
and appears to be the same as the OpenSolaris driver
> Running /usr/bin/nvidia-SunOS-bug-report.sh is the
> best way to gather info.
> If you privately send me the file it creates, I can
> translate the failure.
Is this in OpenSolaris or U5? I'm currently
reinstalling U5 onto a USB hard drive as I don't want
to wipe out a system that appears to work well. I'd
prefer to run U5 on the laptop since my Ultra 20 is on
U5. But OpenSolaris is at least as good as any Linux
distro I've run, so I can live w/ it if needed. I've
got other systems to play w/ the evolution of Solaris
11 on if I can get the laptop to work w/ U5.
There's a bit of oddness in all this that may or may
not be relevant. If I'm in text mode, there's a lot
of problem w/ keys repeating that I don't normally see
on other systems or w/ OpenSolaris.
Thanks,
Reg
FWIW I rather agree w/ Sean's comment about debugging
scripts in /usr/bin. It's already so crowded it's
hard to see what's there. From my perspective, a
package that installs into /opt would be preferable,
especially if it also contained lots of dtrace
examples. I'm thinking of a general hardware
debugging package, not just graphics.
