Hello, sorry, I had no internet for a week (I was late with my dsl payments, among others). But I have continued my testing, debugging, finding_hacks - cycle.
My new university semester has already started 10 days ago. I had prepared nothing for school. I cannot join any courses for the summer-semester anymore. Hence I have more time for Xorg and OpenSolaris. Xorg: The global diff can not be created right now, because I have to remove a hundred temporary files first, plus I want to split the SUNWxorg-graphics-ddx package into a collection of specific packages (due to the fact that sunffb depends on SUNWaperture to be not installed, versus opposite for the rest -- >> SUNWaperture shouldn't be in SUNWxorg-server's depend file, but rather in each individual driver's one). The binaries are finally quite stable on most system_vs._framebuffer combinations now. (I have seen more crashes, core dumps, complete systrems locks, cpu errors ... than most people would probably like to know in detail.) Currently verified working: U60: PGX32, XVR-100, Elite3d U30: Creator U5/10: onboard PGX8, PGX32, Creator3d SF280R: PGX32 SB1000/2000: PGX32, Creator3d, Elite3d SB100/150: onboard PGX64 (Xorg cannot be stopped, no Stop+A, no telnet or ssh to host from outside, UNSTABLE). IMPORTANT: While most drivers do depend on the presence of SUNWaperture (included), the sunffb driver depends on /dev/fbs/aperture to be removed. sunffb will not work if aperture driver is installed. Uploading the 23 bleeding edge packages to www.martux.org/xorg in circa 2 hours. Confirming that then. Rest (source, diffs, instructions, xorg-README, all the misc. xorg.conf files for each verified config, all the misc. startup-logs) to be followed as quickly as possible. (No specific date anymore, but it should all be finished / released this week.) -- Best regards, Martin Bochnig This message posted from opensolaris.org
