User manual EIZO RAPTOR 2500T RAPTOR OPENWINDOWS FOR SOLARIS INSTALLATION AND REFERENCE MANUAL

[. . . ] Raptor OpenWindows for Solaris Installation and Reference Manual Publication: 65-0228-01 Copyright © 2005 Tech Source, Inc. Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 (407) 262-7100 Rev F May 6, 2005 Addendum Information Date Released Changes made to: REVISION NUMBER A B C D E F CHANGES DATE May 6, 2005 Initial Release Raptor 2500 Support Added T-Class Cards Integrated MOX on T & I-Class Cards Raptor 2500T Support and Solaris 2. 5. 1 Support Added Raptor 2500T-DL 07-02-01 01-10-02 09-27-02 05-14-03 02-05-04 05-06-05 The Tech Source logo, and Tech Source Raptor are trademarks of Tech Source, Inc. X Window System is a trademark and product of X. org. SPARC and UltraSPARC are registered trademarks of SPARC International, Inc. [. . . ] For example, if the Raptor is located in slot 3, and a secondary framebuffer is located in slot 1, then update the pcia-probelist so that slot 3 is probed BEFORE slot 1. A possible configuration may resemble the following: ok setenv pcia-probe-list 3, 2, 1, 4 ok reset-all Once the system is reset, all console messages will be directed to the Raptor card. 3-9 Raptor OpenWindows for Solaris Installation and Reference Manual This page intentionally left blank. 3-10 Chapter 4 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION FOR T-CLASS CARDS 4. 1 Overview This Chapter describes how to install and configure T -Class Raptor cards. Installation of I Class Raptor cards is covered in Chapter 3. The following is a list of T-Class cards: · · · · Raptor Raptor Raptor Raptor 2100T 1100T 2500T 2500T-DL NOTE: This software must be installed on your system prior to running OpenWindows on these cards. The software for the T-Class cards is provided on CD-ROM or by FTP and is composed of the following packages: · · TSItrz. u TSItrzw Device drivers for the Raptor T-Class cards. OpenWindows DDX for the Raptor T -Class cards. 4. 2 Requirements installing the Raptor The following are prerequisites for OpenWindows for Solaris Software: · · The system is running Solaris 2. 5. 1 or higher. OpenWindows Version 3. 5 or higher has already been installed on the system. 4-1 Raptor OpenWindows for Solaris Installation and Reference Manual · · At least 2MB of disk space is available in /usr and /. One or more of the cards listed in Section 4. 1 are presently installed in the system. 4. 3 Installing T -Class Card Driver Software The following are step-by-step instructions for installing the Raptor OpenWindows for Solaris Software from a CD-ROM. Install a Raptor card in the computer as described in Chapter 2. Boot the computer w the -r (reconfiguration) option ith by performing the following steps: · · Power ON the computer. Wait until you see boot messages displaying on the screen, then press and hold the Stop (L1) key, and then press the A key. the system comes up, log in as root. 2. · 3. 4. After Insert the CD-ROM labeled "Raptor OpenWindows for Solaris" into the drive. If /cdrom/cdrom0 exists, the CD-ROM was automatically mounted. Change directories to the CDROM by typing the following: prompt# cd /cdrom/cdrom0/T-Class 5. 4-2 Chapter 4 ­ Software Installation for T-Class Cards If /cdrom/cdrom0 does not exist, mount the CD-ROM by typing the following: prompt# mount -F hsfs -O -o ro \ /dev/dsk/c0t6d0s0 /cdrom prompt# cd /cdrom/T-Class 6. To install the software, type: prompt# . /install_all This script will ask you a number of yes-or-no questions (generated by Sun's pkgadd installation program). If you did not install the MOX module and libraries in Chapter 3, you can install them now by typing: prompt# cd /cdrom/cdrom0/mox or prompt# cd /cdrom/mox [if the CD-ROM was mounted as outlined in Step 5 above] prompt# pkgadd ­d . TSImox Note: You must install the MOX package in order to use the MOX extension. Reboot the system to complete the installation. One new device name is created in the /dev/fbs directory for each Raptor card. It is denoted by rap1kt# for the Raptor 1100T, rap2kt# for the Raptor 2100T, and raptfp# for the Raptor 2500T and Raptor 2500T-DL (where # represents an instance number assigned by the operating system). [. . . ] Use <Ctrl-n> to move to the next line until the cursor is on the line where video-timing is defined. Type <Ctrl-u><Ctrl-k> to delete the line. Type <Ctrl-c> to exit the nvedit editor. 6. 7. Type reset-all to restart the system. This procedure can also be used to remove the video-mode variable if necessary. [. . . ]