[osol-discuss] Optiplex 960; No SOF interrupt

2009-06-05 Thread Charles Hedrick
I bought a new desktop on which I hoped to run Opensolaris. At the moment it 
looks like it's going to be Fedora. I can't boot 2009.6 or b115. I get No SOF 
interrupt on two controllers. It doesn't seem to see the CD after booting even 
though the CD seems to be SATA, and the SOF interrupt errors are from USB 
controllers. I've tried all possible user-acpi-option values (8, 4, 2) with no 
change.

At one point I got it to the point where the X software was there, but the X 
server crashes as well. I had thought that Optiplexes used really standard 
hardware, but I guess not.

Any ideas?

Fedora works really nicely.
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Re: [osol-discuss] Optiplex 960; No SOF interrupt

2009-06-05 Thread Gary Bainbridge
I have/had opensolaris 0805, 0811, and 0906; sxce builds 114 & 115 all running 
on three different pieces of hardware - 1 laptop and 2 desktops and haven't run 
into any installation problems with any release.
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Re: [osol-discuss] Optiplex 960; No SOF interrupt

2009-06-05 Thread Charles Hedrick
I have opensolaris running on two desktops and one laptop as well. But none of 
them is a Optiplex 960. Are you saying you have it running on that system?
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Re: [osol-discuss] Optiplex 960; No SOF interrupt

2009-06-12 Thread Charles Hedrick
The optiplex 960 works fine. I've tried every trick I can find, and can't get 
rid of the "No SOF interrupt" messages, but they are harmless.

The reason I couldn't do an install is that Solaris wasn't seeing the disk 
drives. And the reason it wasn't seeing the disk drives is that the BIOS was 
set up to use a RAID controller for them, even though I didn't have RAID set 
up. When I changed the BIOS to not use ACPI rather than RAID, things started 
working fine.

I am having a problem with the X.org Radeon HD controller, but things worked OK 
in VESA mode. Since I want this primarily as a server, that's not a real 
problem, though it should be fixed.
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