Solaris 10 PV-on-HVM drivers (SUNWxvmpv) not working with Xen 4.0.x

I have an HVM Solaris 10 virtual machine guest (domU) running on Xen 4.0.1. I'd like to use a PV (paravirtualized) NIC instead of an emulated NIC, and I know Solaris 10 has pv-on-hvm drivers installed by default (SUNWxvmpv). I'm using Solaris 10 10/09 (U8) release, SUNWxvmpv xVM Paravirtualized Drivers Version 11.10.0,REV=2008.02.29.14.37.
On Xen 3.3, when I specify a PV NIC, the Solaris 10 kernel detects the device (xnf0), loads the drivers and everything works as expected. On Xen 4.0, using the same exact VM configuration file and disk image, the kernel doesn't see the device. I've tried filing this bug with the Xen developer community, but I suspect that the problem is that the interface presented by the paravirtualized devices changed between Xen 3.3 and Xen 4.0 and the Solaris xVM PV drivers were never updated to account for this.
Are there updated PVHVM drivers for Solaris 10 available? Is the source for the drivers available? Thanks for any help you can provide.

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Here are the actors in our play today
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2. MacBookPro B. (my friends system a CD2 2.16 with OSX 10.4.9)
3. an iBook (my friends 1.07 GHz G4 with 10.4.8 and a VGA adapter)
4. DELL 2300 MP projector
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I shut down/restarted the MBP B.
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Scene 2: The FREAKY thing!
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Concise problem statement:
Modifer keys do not work with mouse: For example, free transform or rotate behaviors that require "Click-Ctrl" .
Steps to reproduce bug:
1. select object
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4. start dragging
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Results:
object behaves as though the ctrl key was not pressed. i.e. the cursor does not change shape and the object scales rather than distorts.
Expected results: The cursor should change shape as the ctrl key is pressed and the object should distort rather than scale.
Additional information: This behavior is intermittent. Occasionally Illustrator recognizes the "Click-Ctrl" combination and behaves exactly as the help file predicts it will. The cursor changes shape and the object distorts rather than scales. I can offer no rhyme or reason for when Illustrator will behave as advertised and when it will ignore the modifier keys.
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Thanks Guys,
Good to know it's working for you. I guess that's the nature of intermittent bugs. Of course, Adobe's bug report form has a field for version, which I, of course, filled in. Sorry I didn't add it to this post. I'm using the latest version CS3 v13.0.2.
Stephen,
Sorry I was not more clear when I said, "For example, ...". I was talking about the modifier keys not working with several different tools. The Free Transform tool advertises functionality that is supposed to work with a "Click (down, but don't release)then hold down Ctrl" combination. The Rotate tool advertises a behavior that is supposed to work with an "Alt-Click" combination. These are just 2 examples of the modifier keys not working. I focused primarily on one example in the bug report(ctrl after and in addition to click in the free transform tool, not alt-click in the rotate tool).
Here is what I expect(quoted from Adobe's CS3 help file)
(From the "Distort Objects with the Free transform tool" help topic)
"Select one or more objects.
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Hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) until the selection is at the desired level of distortion.
Hold down Shift+Alt+Ctrl (Windows) or Shift+Option+Command (Mac OS) to distort in perspective."
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You can control the exact angle of rotation with the Rotate command.
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Other non-tool based mouse-key combinations in Illustrator work consistently all the time - Ctrl-A for Select All as just one example that always works.
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Welcome to the HP Forums!
I noticed that your HP B500 wireless bluetooth adapter for your HP Officejet 8500 is not working with Windows 8.1. I am sorry to hear this but happy to look into this for you!
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Thank you for posting, and have a nice day!
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