On 22 May 2006, at 19:26, Jack Schwartz wrote:
This was fixed for X86 as well, but I believe this was done the day
S10U1 released. The fix went into S10U2. X86 S10U1 is missing this
definition.
X86 KU patch 118844-27.
Bug ID: 6356171
RTI: 305236
Thanks all.
Paul
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Paul Durrant
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An oddity whilst trying to compile up a driver on a new installation
for s10 01/06... I got a syntax error in sunddi.h because it could not
find the def. of peekpoke_ctlops_t. Having greped all the headers I
concluded the def. was simply not there!
On an snv_34 installation I can see the def. in d
> "Rainer" == Rainer Orth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > * SUNWkvm.u:
>> >
>> > usr/platform/sun4u/lib/cfgadm/sysctrl.so.1
>> > usr/platform/sun4u/lib/cfgadm/ac.so.1
>> > usr/platform/sun4u/lib/cfgadm/sparcv9/sysctrl.so.1
>> > usr/platform/sun4u/lib/cfgadm/sparcv9/ac.so.1
>> >
>> >
Hi Jkeil,
First I would like to make some things more clear. Initially my machine hung
when I got the message Configuring Devices. But this is solved now by
downgrading my BIOS (from v3.06 to v3.03) as I mentionned in another message
some days ago. That's the reason why ata_common_id does no
Paul Durrant wrote:
> An oddity whilst trying to compile up a driver on a new installation
> for s10 01/06... I got a syntax error in sunddi.h because it could not
> find the def. of peekpoke_ctlops_t. Having greped all the headers I
> concluded the def. was simply not there!
> On an snv_34 instal
> All my drives are enabled in BIOS when I ran this
> test. I even did the breakpoint at ata_common_id
> (::step out & :c). It doesn't freeze within this
> function.
So, when you boot the b38 CD with the same setup but without using kmdb,
it would hang after printing "Configuring devices"?
But
Hi jkeil,
All my drives are enabled in BIOS when I ran this test. I even did the
breakpoint at ata_common_id (::step out & :c). It doesn't freeze within this
function.
Thanks a lot
Best regards,
Ivan
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> I succeeded in setting a breakpoint (::bp ata`ata_id_common) in Opensolaris!
> :-)
>
> After I entered the last
> ::step out
> :c
>
> commands I get the following options:
>
> 1. Solaris Interactive (default)
> 2. Custom JumpStart
> etc
When you made this test, did you disable any h
An oddity whilst trying to compile up a driver on a new installation
for s10 01/06... I got a syntax error in sunddi.h because it could not
find the def. of peekpoke_ctlops_t. Having greped all the headers I
concluded the def. was simply not there!
On an snv_34 installation I can see the def. in d
