Thanks for testing and reporting. I am not sure whether this chipset is properly supported. If the IOMMU is disabled then I/O will become sluggish.
The thunderbird errors can be worked around by the following: su to root spkg install SUNWlibcanberra SUNWltdl oxygen-icons cd /usr/lib ln -s libltdl.so.7 libltdl.so.3 To get full Gnome desktop do this spkg install gnome2 The Oxygen Icons package is very large so I do not include it in the base bundle. The default icons are Tango which is Gnome biased so some KDE things are missing. On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Kaya Saman <SamanKaya at netscape.net> wrote: > Ok just to follow up on last night's shenanigans (I even managed to spell Hi > wrong :-( ) > > Anyhow, this is the complete list of errors taken directly from tty output: > > Upon first boot of Belenix 0.8 Beta as explained below I thought I had an > untrackable error ?which caused the system to not boot... switching over > from OpenSolaris (current stable: SunOS Hp-Compaq-2230s 5.11 snv_111b i86pc > i386 i86pc Solaris) to Belenix resulted in the same error showing up again! > > The error is like so: Mobile 4 chipset present, activating quirks > > Setting RWBF forcefully > > Upon a hard power down holding the power button until the system shutoff and > re-powering lead to the system being bootable but giving a set of different > errors which in turn made the actual OS itself feel quite slow and sluggish: > > Invalid Bios RMRR: Disabling Intel IOMMU > > > > The Mozilla Thunderbird error is like so: > > ld.so.1: thunderbird-bin: fatal: libltdl.so.3: open failed: no such file or > directory > > ld.so.1: relocation error: file /usr/lib/libcanberra.so.0: Symbol lt_dlinit: > referenced symbol not found > > > Everything else so far I have explained hopefully with enough adequacy below > despite being heavily fatigued; which is mainly missing components: icons, > panels, menu's etc..... > > Regards, > > Kaya > > > Kaya Saman wrote: >> >> I guys, >> >> I've just upgraded my system from Alpha to Beta by downloading the >> install_belenix script again (dug for it in my mail archives) and executing >> ./install_belenix -destroy >> >> Upon first boot the system didn't come up at all giving a warning messages >> that it was going to enable 'quirks' mode for the series 4 Intel chipset >> then had a second warning with a code like FYYB or so I don't recall as >> such! >> >> I ended up powering the system off via power button then restarting again >> and second time round it did boot but still has an error again with codes >> which I don't recall again will take down but was hoping I could find them >> in a log file somewhere including the first error or warning message...... >> >> I am guessing that these come up pre-kernel boot as they appear directly >> after the SunOS 5.11 prompt directly after startup. >> >> Another thing is that I tried to email using Thunderbird and it seems that >> there's a bug with one of the libs...... as soon as I get to the Belenix >> folder of my imap server on my netscape account Thunderbird will just panic >> and close. >> >> Also in default KDE desktop there don't seem to be any icons; I am >> guessing it's a simple case of spkg install oxygen-icons or so but just >> wanted to check first. >> >> Gnome2 desktop doesn't seem to be working correctly either as after >> downloading it and choosing it from KDM I got the desktop background and a >> cursor which moved around but that was it. Later on a little window popped >> up with the IP address of my NIC which I am guessing is Avahi. But no panels >> right clicking didn't work to bring up menus to create panels as I have seen >> SXCE having a similar issue of no panels upon install. >> >> That's all I have managed to achieve for now: major apologies for not >> finding out the codes properly currently it's nearly 5:30am and my mind has >> stopped working. I will get at least the current codes and Thunderbird >> library later on but was hoping there might be log files for the initial >> boot?? - although that might not matter! >> >> Anyway best regards and will get back with some more data soon after some >> sleep :-) >> Regards, Moinak. -- ================================ http://www.belenix.org/ http://moinakg.wordpress.com/
