James Mansion wrote:
> Is it possible to simply download from Xorg and compile for use on an
> existing SXCE? (Build 66 I think)
We don't yet ship in Solaris all the headers you need to build Xorg
drivers, but that is also a project in progress for the near future.
Until then you'll need to either grab our OpenSolaris X sources or
a similar set of Xorg sources and build them to get the needed headers.
I wrote these instructions on how to replace the 2.1.0 source with 2.1.1
in our builds for the person working on the 2.1.1 upgrade [though with
some additional SCCS/TeamWare instructions I've removed from this copy]:
> Updating the driver in our source tree (assuming you've got an already
> built XW_NV workspace):
> cd open-src/driver/xf86-video-intel
> make clean
> vi Makefile - change DRIVER_VERS to 2.1.1
> make download
> make source
>
> If any of our existing patches failed to apply, and make source
> generated errors, then you'll have to figure out if the fix is
> already in the new release, or needs to be adjusted for the new
> release. Fix the patches or remove them from the list in the
> Makefile if they're no longer needed, then "make clean source".
> Repeat until you get no errors from make source.
>
> Then to get binaries to test:
> make install
> cd ../../..
>
> You can then either copy the individual intel_drv.so files from
> the proto-i386-svr4 tree or run ./make_install_packages to
> generate packages in proto-packages/installdir that you can
> either individually pkgrm/pkgadd or run the included upgrade-X
> script one.
To get our tree with the 2.1.0 sources already in you'll have to
pull the fox-gate from Mercurial since I haven't pushed out tarballs
with it in yet.
--
-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
