On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 12:09:24 -0800, Jürgen Keil wrote:
2) WARNING: Mobile 4 Series chipset present, activating quirks Message
Seen at 124/128/129/130
Suggested work around is not usefull as it affects the use of Vbox.
3) Not powering off properly.
Seen at 124/128/129
When powered
On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 12:47:20 -0800, Vikram Hegde wrote:
Hi,
I can confirm that all three of these problems will be fixed in build 133.
I have a new version of the IOMMU driver that fixes all of these problems
on a Toshiba R600
I'm starting to feel left behind :-(
May have another go at
2) WARNING: Mobile 4 Series chipset present, activating quirks Message
Seen at 124/128/129/130
Suggested work around is not usefull as it affects the use of Vbox.
3) Not powering off properly.
Seen at 124/128/129
When powered off/down , activity lights stay active.
4) suspend.resume
Hi,
I can confirm that all three of these problems will be fixed in build 133.
I have a new version of the IOMMU driver that fixes all of these problems
on a Toshiba R600
Note that a suspend/resume followed later by a fast reboot do not work
(fast reboot hangs) This is a fast reboot problem
Tim:
On 01/23/10 01:56, Tim Scanlon wrote:
comay said;
130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white
This is probably tied to X 3d feature stuff, I encountered the
same problem was able to trigger the white screen of doom when
I tested to see if I could do something more
yippi wrote:
The new GDM 2.28 was integrated into build 130. This replaces the
old GDM 2.20 which was in previous builds. The new GDM is a complete
rewrite of the code, and does not yet support a graphical configuration
program like gdmsetup. One is in the works, and should be available
in the
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:31:04 -0500, John Martin wrote:
On 01/21/10 05:01 PM, Bruce wrote:
I have a different DVD. hmmm, votes for I pull the DVD from the
chassis and watch the results ? :-)
I would also check the SBIOS settings for hardware virtualization
(Virtualization
On 21/01/2010 20:31, John Martin wrote:
On 01/21/10 03:12 PM, Bruce wrote:
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
A cold boot test on my M10 running b130:
10:20:40 power on
10:20:52 grub menu first appears
10:21:23
On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 10:38:55 +, Bruce wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:31:04 -0500, John Martin wrote:
On 01/21/10 05:01 PM, Bruce wrote:
I have a different DVD. hmmm, votes for I pull the DVD from the
chassis and watch the results ? :-)
I would also check the SBIOS settings for
On 01/22/10 08:36 AM, Bruce wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a bug for this already or do I have to speend
time searching ?
For VTx enabled on M10, there are at least two bugs:
// S/R
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6870290
// power-off
comay said;
130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white
This is probably tied to X 3d feature stuff, I encountered the same problem
was able to trigger the white screen of doom when I tested to see if I could do
something more lively with my GeForce 9500 GT than the 'none'
On Wed, 13 Jan 2010 11:40:55 -0800, David.Comay-UdXhSnd/wVw wrote:
129: Xen manager did not even start
130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white
I hope that build 131 will come soon and run smoothly like 128a.
Although I believe both of these issues have been resolved,
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
I seem to recall a similar increase in build time, and a FW update of
the DVD drive (of all things!) sorted it out. It seems that the relevant
driver (I don't recall offhand) was timing
Brian Ruthven - Sun UK wrote:
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
I seem to recall a similar increase in build time,
sorry - I mean boot time.
Fingers working faster than brain...
and a FW update of the DVD drive (of
On 01/21/10 05:20 AM, Bruce wrote:
Is the M10 going to be the continued supported/sold platform (ok US only I
know, but I chose it because of the fact it could be obtained with openSol
and is a pretty good box).
The Tecra M10 is a supported platform. Your list of problems
is puzzling
On 01/21/10 10:03 AM, Brian Ruthven - Sun UK wrote:
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
A cold boot test on my M10 running b130:
10:20:40 power on
10:20:52 grub menu first appears
10:21:23 OSOL boot begins
10:22:24
[*] I do see a S/R problem if virtualization hardware support
is enabled in the SBIOS, but this is not the default setting.
Yes, but I would think that one of the main reasons for buying a Toshiba laptop
with OpenSolaris pre-installed is to run a software stack that draws heavily
from Sun's
On 01/21/10 12:14 PM, Anon Y Mous wrote:
[*] I do see a S/R problem if virtualization hardware support
is enabled in the SBIOS, but this is not the default setting.
Yes, but I would think that one of the main reasons for buying a Toshiba laptop
with OpenSolaris pre-installed is to run a
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 15:03:28 +, Brian Ruthven - Sun UK wrote:
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
I seem to recall a similar increase in build time, and a FW update of the
DVD drive (of all things!) sorted it out.
On 01/21/10 03:12 PM, Bruce wrote:
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
A cold boot test on my M10 running b130:
10:20:40 power on
10:20:52 grub menu first appears
10:21:23 OSOL boot begins
10:22:24 login
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
If anyone wants to point me to bugs, and if I can add myself I will.
Well, there's this:
Bug 13946 - Solaris Boot time needs to be looked at more seriously now.
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:11:50 +, Bruce wrote:
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 15:03:28 +, Brian Ruthven - Sun UK wrote:
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
I seem to recall a similar increase in build time, and a FW update
On Thu, 21 Jan 2010 15:31:24 -0500, John Martin wrote:
On 01/21/10 03:12 PM, Bruce wrote:
Bruce wrote:
1) Progressivly longer boot times
snv_111b 2.5 mins to login
snv_128 4.5 mins to login
A cold boot test on my M10 running b130:
10:20:40 power on
10:20:52 grub menu first
On 01/21/10 05:01 PM, Bruce wrote:
I have a different DVD. hmmm, votes for I pull the DVD from the
chassis and watch the results ? :-)
I would also check the SBIOS settings for hardware virtualization
(Virtualization Technology on page 1 - disabled on my M10) and
Device Config on
If anyone wants to point me to bugs, and if I can add myself I will.
How about this one where the scroll bars get corrupted in 2009.06 when you open
up an Adobe Acrobat file with a lot of pages in it:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=121969tstart=0
Anybody know if a bug
129: Xen manager did not even start
130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white
I hope that build 131 will come soon and run smoothly like 128a.
Thanks.
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On 01/13/10 07:40 AM, Mauro Mozzarelli wrote:
130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white
Which graphics? If NVIDIA and you had previously manually
enabled compiz, try the workaround in:
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6912450
Mauro Mozzarelli wrote:
129: Xen manager did not even start
Odd, my xVM server is running b129.
130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white
Odd, my desktop is running b130!
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129: Xen manager did not even start
130: could not even see the screen as it was all dark white
I hope that build 131 will come soon and run smoothly like 128a.
Although I believe both of these issues have been resolved, did you
examine http://defect.opensolaris.org and/or
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