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Heads up: Deimos Cryptographic Accelerator

Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 11:22:39 -0800
From: Gary Morton <Gary dot Morton at Sun dot COM>
To: on-all at eng dot sun dot com, onnv-gate at onnv dot eng dot sun dot com
Subject: Heads up: Deimos Cryptographic Accelerator

The putback of the DCA project (PSARC 2005/477) moves the Deimos 
Cryptographic Accelerator into Solaris.   The integrated SUNWdcar and 
SUNWdcaf packages replace the unbundled versions.  Additionally, the DCA 
driver will now support x86/x64 platforms as well as several native 
Broadcom hardware devices.

A new Solaris related bug subcategory has been created to track DCA 
specific issues:  solaris/solaris-crypto/dca.

Note: BFU's require that the user manually issue an add_drv command to 
enable the driver if it was not previously installed (assuming you have 
DCA recognized hardware installed).  

add_drv -i '"pci14e4,5820" "pci14e4,5821" "pci14e4,5822"  "pci108e,5454" 
"pci108e,5455" "pci108e,5456" "pci108e,5457"'  dca

The -i portion of this command must be entered as a single line because 
of add_drv semantics.