Richard L. Hamilton wrote: > Those working on the cheap may well be using the same box as a workstation and > a local/workgroup server. So getting some of Martin's ports of BSD drivers up > to integration level quality might be really helpful. Systems that only have > PCI (not PCI-X or PCIe) but also have UPA do _much_ better when able to > use a UPA card, and on that front, the X.org ffb driver would cover the > Creator, Creator3D, and Elite-3D boards. > > I for one probably won't be able to take Indiana for a spin on SPARC without > that (although I might have an old XVR-100 kicking around somewhere...yuck). > -- > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > indiana-discuss mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss > My formed Ultra 80 (E250-based) Quad USII with Creator graphics and a DVD-rom was able to play movies pretty well, and it was certainly a nice system for compressing data and doing encryption even by today's standards, but the darn thing at load sucks up a large percentage of the 670W PSU's capacity and had to go. Solaris 10 faired quite well on it, and my friend who I have it to has little bad to say about Solaris aside from the bloat and is looking forward to support.
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