No 64-bit driver support for the SunVideo device, also known as rtvc, is available in this release. However, 32-bit driver support for the SunVideo device is available in this release.
Sun Microsystems regularly certifies systems and peripheral devices, and maintains a Hardware Compatibility List for the current Solaris (Intel Platform Edition) release. New and updated drivers developed between releases are shipped in Solaris Updates. Customers who have purchased a Solaris Software Subscription, either standalone or as part of their service contract, will automatically receive these periodic Solaris Updates. For more information, contact your Sun sales representative.
The following Siemens monitors are now supported:
MCM 1703 NTD
MCM 1704 NTD
MCM 1753 ND
MCM 1755 NTD
MCM 2103 ND
MCM 2105 NTD
MCM 2106 NTD
MCM 2107 NTD
MCM 2109 NTD
MCM 2108 NTD
MCM 2110 NTD
The vendor-developed drivers listed below are not included in the Solaris 7 (Intel Platform Edition) operating environment:
Driver Name |
Devices Supported |
---|---|
asc |
AdvanSys SCSI host bus adapters |
hxhn |
QLogic PCI IQ/QLA91x/QLA1xxx SCSI host bus adapters |
sxp |
Rockwell FDDI network adapters |
For a list of third-party drivers available directly from the vendor, see the "Solaris 7 (Intel Platform Edition) Device Configuration Guide."
Vendor-developed drivers are provided for the convenience of Solaris customers and are tested to ensure that they meet acceptable standards of operability. Sun Microsystems, Inc. cannot be responsible for their inclusion in future Solaris releases or the timeliness of their availability. Maintanance and support for vendor-developed drivers are provided by the hardware vendor.
Book affected: System Administration Guide, Volume I
Product affected: Configuration Assistant
In the first screen in the section "x86: Confiuration Assistant Menu" in the System Administration Guide, Volume I:
Change the phrase "add a Driver Update" to "add a driver"
Replace the two subsequent occurrences of "Driver Update" with "Add Driver."