Pure update schedule assumption. For the times that
I've been anxiously awaiting the next release, the
schedule has held true. I haven't watched it very
religiously however so I have no idea how accurate
the schedule is.
:) Lots of us here wishing and willing Sun to hurry up with their
If you look here -
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/downloads/
You'll see this - It is updated every other
Friday. Under the Solaris Express Community
Edition section. Assuming that is the release that
you are looking for, b85 is due next Friday, the 21st
of March.
Good luck w/your
How can 4GB be too much memory?
I'd like to use as much as I want. If I want to use 64GB of RAM, then so be it.
I have no problems on Windows using as much RAM as I want.
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2. Modern graphic cards in idle, uses maybe like 33%
or so, of max power i believe. For a 9800GT that
probably uses 100-150W max, it translates to maybe
40W in idle? That is a lot in my opinion. The AMD
chipset uses like 1W in idle.
33% and/or 40W is too high to be honest; but I read on a
Rocky, I patched the Solaris CPU driver to enable bit
1 of the _PDC. Are
you willing to give it a try? If it fixes the problem
with your system,
then I'll see about getting the fix integrated into
Nevada.
I've attached the driver and an install script. The
driver is the 64-bit
driver
Try always booting with kernel debugger enabled (add
-k as kernel argument in grub). When it gets stuck
see if F1-A key combo (on console) drops you into
kernel debugger. If yes, then you can look around and
get stack dump (among other useful info) for others
to take a look.
Thanks, I will
Unfortunately the power-off command (init 5) only works in about 50% of cases
on my snv_82 machine. I found that some of the power-saving features (HDD
spin-down) cause some conflicts.
Unfortunately in some cases when init 5 has succeeded in taking the computers
power off, the system is left
I've not done any controlled testing, but I'm getting about ~45MB/sec from
Vista x64 to snv_81 using CIFS over Gigabit Ethernet. I dragged a 20GB file
across and rougly timed it.
This test server currently has two 7200.11 750GB 32MB seagate drives in a ZFS
mirror.
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Have you tried to upgrade bios ?
I've tried F5, F6, F7, F8a beta, and F8b beta on the GA-G33M-DS2R :(
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ssdt_1_CpuPm.dsl contains the following ASL for
\PR.CPU1:
Scope (\_PR.CPU1)
{
Name (HI1, 0x00)
Name (HC1, 0x00)
Name (TLD1, 0x00)
Method (_PDC, 1, NotSerialized)
{
CreateDWordField (Arg0, 0x08, CAP1)
Store (CAP1, PDC1)
If (LEqual
No. Bit 1 is not for C1E. C1E is a hardware feature
that you really
don't want to disable. It should provide good power
management savings
all on its own.
OK, many thanks. Any other ideas on how to progress this? I'm getting the
same syslog messages on a number of systems and SpeedStep
Rocky wrote:
I'm getting the same messages, SpeedStep is enabled
in the BIOS, I'm using an Intel Celeron E1200.
Feb 8 22:34:06 unknown cpudrv: [ID 805513
kern.info] NOTICE: cpu_acpi: _PSS package not found.
Feb 8 22:34:06 unknown cpudrv: [ID 978953
kern.warning] WARNING: cpu_acpi
Attached is the .dsl files from above
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cpu0ist.dsl
Description: Binary data
cpu1ist.dsl
Description: Binary data
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OK, work-around disussion forum, it's now allowing me. Attached is the output
from iasl, and also the two outputs from acpidump for the two cases listed
above.
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Interesting. \_PR.CPU1._PSS just returns
\_PR.CPU0._PSS. I've never seen
this logic in any of the ACPI tables I've ever looked
at before. This
might be another ACPI related bug. Can you tar up
all the files dumped
by iasl and send them?
I'm getting You are not allowed to edit this
I'm getting the same messages, SpeedStep is enabled in the BIOS, I'm using an
Intel Celeron E1200.
Feb 8 22:34:06 unknown cpudrv: [ID 805513 kern.info] NOTICE: cpu_acpi: _PSS
package not found.
Feb 8 22:34:06 unknown cpudrv: [ID 978953 kern.warning] WARNING: cpu_acpi:
error parsing _PSS for
Derek Cicero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This link:
http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/current/
seems to have disappeared since the dlc came back
up. We're looking into it.
We now have the state from December 4th. Do you know
where to get the last two
months from?
Jörg
I'm
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