We use the visualization system on two v440s (Dual XVR-1200s). We
usually get the best performance by running local SR sessions and
setting VGL_COMPRESS=0 to enable raw mode.
If we connect remotely (from another Sun Ray server) via `ssh -X` the
Sun Ray plugin works automatically as long as one does not set
VGL_COMPRESS. Setting VGL_COMPRESS will seems to bypass the Sun Ray
plugin in and use whatever the setting is - direct or raw mode.
For us, the visualization system work well and provides the performance
we need for our applications.
Hope that helps,
-Theron
Partington, David R Mr CTR USA wrote:
Does anyone know the frame update rate of the Sun Ray 2's?
I have built a V245 with a single XVR2500 Graphics Card. I'm running
Solaris 10 with latest OpenGL. I also have the latest version of SRSS
4.0 configured.
I installed the Sun Visualization on the same V245. The application I
am running is called Socet GXP, this is a Electronic Light Table
Imagery program. The application tiles images and uses OpenGL as you
navigate and manipulate the image. I configured the visualization
software using the install guide for my configuration. The main
problem is that I am not getting the performance I expected, the
application does work, but it is very jerky.
Is anybody in the list using the Sun visualization, I don't know what to
expect.
The performance is not up to usable levels. I also tried to
connect from a remote Sun Ray server to use the Sun Ray plug-in, but I
was not
able to make this work. This of course is a configuration issue. All
comments would be appreciated.
Thanks
David Partington
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