Showing posts with label opensolaris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label opensolaris. Show all posts
Friday, April 17, 2009
Glut on OpenSolaris
One possible solution seems to be to use freeglut and the GCC development cluster. One has to install X client headers as well.
Labels:
GL,
opensolaris
Friday, December 5, 2008
OpenSolaris on a motherboard with MCP65 chipset
So, just installed OpenSolaris on a Gigabyte motherboard with MCP65 (NVidia) chipset.
Everything worked out of the box except for the NIC, where the Device driver utility said a third-party driver was needed.
Web search has shown there is an alternative driver, but that as well, the device might be supported by the nge driver. All necessary to do was to make an alias for the driver and plumb the interface. To my slight surprise the network daemon took over and configured the device via DHCP.
Steps needed:
Everything worked out of the box except for the NIC, where the Device driver utility said a third-party driver was needed.
Web search has shown there is an alternative driver, but that as well, the device might be supported by the nge driver. All necessary to do was to make an alias for the driver and plumb the interface. To my slight surprise the network daemon took over and configured the device via DHCP.
Steps needed:
- Get PCI ID of the card (explanation here or here):
prtpicl -v | less
...search for Ethernet or 0200 and get the right PCI ID. - Add the driver alias, load driver etc.:
update_drv -a -i 'pci1458,e000' nge
(if ok, says nothing) - See if the interface is there
dl-adm show-dev - Plumb the interface (this might be helpful)
ifconfig nge0 plumb - It's up. Well?
Labels:
hardware,
opensolaris
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