Vendors, OEMs, and manufacturers: To supply corrections or add products
įor information about the Solaris Device-Driver Verification Programīecause certification testing is an ongoing process, updated HardwareĬompatibility Lists are produced between releases they are available at. Solaris Certification and Verification Programsįor information about the Solaris hardware certification program, see. In "Supported Devices", peripherals that require additionalĬonfiguration and that have a Device Reference Page in the Solaris 8 (Intel Platform Edition) Device Configurationįor specific hardware configuration information necessary to installĪnd run the Solaris environment on your particular hardware, see the Solaris 8 (Intel PlatformĮdition) Device Configuration Guide. Indicates a 450-MHz Pentium III processor.
Is replaced by the speed of the system in megahertz. The term (PIII- xxx) indicates a Pentium III processor the xxx For example, PII-233 indicates a 233-MHz Pentium II processor. II processor the xxx is replaced by the speed of the
For example, PP-150 indicates a 150-MHz Pentium Pro processor. Pro processor the xxx is replaced by the speed of the For example, P-100 indicates a 100-MHz Pentium processor. Processor the xxx is replaced by the speed of the system Show the CPU type and speed in parentheses after the model name. Pentium system platforms and motherboards listed in this document "Devices Supported by Verified Third-Party Drivers"
PC Card (PCMCIA)-SRAM Memory Cards, Table 1-20 PC Card (PCMCIA)-Serial Cards, Table 1-19 PC Card (PCMCIA)-Add-On Boards, Table 1-17 Network Adapters-Fast Ethernet, Table 1-10 Specific machines and classes of devices are shown in these tables in
Contact the vendor directly to get support "Devices Supported by Verified Third-Party Drivers" lists devices that are developedĪnd supported by third-party vendors.
"Supported Devices" lists the peripherals supportedīy drivers bundled on the Solaris CD. Intended to be an exhaustive list of IA machines that can run Solaris 8 software.
In all combinations on all of these platforms. In the Solaris 8 Intel Platform Edition product notĪll of the peripherals listed in "Supported Devices" have been tested "System Platforms" lists the platforms supported "General Requirements" lists the Intel 32-bit processorĪrchitecture (IA) hardware requirements for installing the Solaris 8 operating This document is divided into these major sections: Check the "Device Reference Pages" in the Solaris 8 (Intel PlatformĮdition) Device Configuration Guide to see if they provideĪdditional information about specific hardware versions supported by the current In some cases, notĪll variants will work with the current Solaris device driver. Particular hardware design under a single marketing name. It is common practice for hardware vendors to release variants of a Might be unexpected and unannounced changes. System platforms listed in this document are tested "as-shipped"īy the hardware manufacturers, but due to the nature of this industry, there
II, Pentium II Xeon, Celeron, Pentium III, and Pentium III Xeon processorsĪnd compatible microprocessor chips made by AMD and Cyrix. In this document the term "IA" refers to the Intelģ2-bit processor architecture, which includes the Pentium, Pentium Pro, Pentium It documents cumulative changes since the release of Solaris 8 Intel Platform Edition, including those documented in the Solaris 8 (Intel Platform Edition) 6/00 Hardware Compatibility List. Requirements and the peripherals and system platforms that are supported in Solaris TM 8 Intel Platform Edition. This document provides information about general IA hardware Chapter 1 Solaris 8 (Intel Platform Edition) 10/00 Hardware Compatibility List