The Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) identifies hardware (servers, desktop and laptop systems and a selection of peripheral devices) that is compatible with OpenSolaris and the Solaris Operating System (the Solaris OS). The HCL also provides information about available software support. See the HCL Overview.

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»  1288 systems currently listed - 1187 x86/x64 systems - 101 SPARC systems »  1684 components currently listed View the Solaris 10 OS HCL Get the Solaris 10 OS	»  4478 systems currently listed »  1649 components currently listed View the OpenSolaris HCL Get OpenSolaris	»  102 items currently listed View the HCL for Virtualization Platforms

Sun Ray Peripherals List The Sun Ray Peripherals List displays the list of compatible Sun Ray Peripherals and 3rd Party Components. Search the HCL Questions and Feedback about the HCL Solaris for x86 Device List Device and Third-party Device Driver Reference Lists Other Sun and Third-Party HCL Resources

Sun offers Solaris Subscriptions for Solaris software running on all systems listed on the HCL - for information about available service offerings and details of the HCL program, see the HCL Overview. OpenSolaris 2009.06 - now ready for the Enterprise with full support for latest SPARC and x86 systems. Get it now. Check out the Solaris for x86 Device List - a list of devices and device drivers supported on Solaris for x86. Shows PCI ID, Driver, Type, Vendor and more.

Find out quickly whether the Solaris OS can run on your x86 system.

If you do not find your hardware listed on this HCL, you can use one of the following tools to quickly estimate whether the Solaris OS is likely to work well with your hardware. Sun Device Detection Tool tells you whether the Solaris OS supports the devices that are detected in your x86 system. Sun Device Detection Tool runs on most popular x86 systems by simply clicking a link - you do not need to install anything. Solaris Operating System for x86 Installation Check Tool runs on any x86 system after you burn a CD and boot from it.

»Sun Device Detection Tool
»Installation Check Tool

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Can the OpenSolaris 2009.06 OS run on my x86 system?

The OpenSolaris 2009.06 OS liveCD includes the Device Driver Utility (DDU), which is based on the popular Sun Device Detection Tool. To run the DDU, click on the appropriate icon after launching the liveCD.

Sun provides a free download of the Hardware Certification Test Suite (HCTS) application to enable Sun Partners and customers to certify their systems and components with the Solaris OS on x86 and SPARC platforms. The systems and components that are certified using the HCTS can be included in the HCL as Certified. The systems and components that are tested by the end user without going through the Solaris Hardware Certification program by using HCTS can also be included in HCL as "Reported to Work".

»How to Certify hardware
»Submit Hardware to the Solaris HCL

Note: Use HCTS 4.3 to submit HCTS Certified hardware. After September 19, 2009, HCTS 4.2 test results will not be accepted.

»Questions and Feedback about the HCTS