SUN Ultra5 Solaris2.6 にPCI-GPIB NI-488.2のドライバをインストール出来ません.

松崎＠ナビオコンピュータです。
　PCI-GPIB NI-488.2　製品番号　７７７４６２－０１を購入し、ＳＵＮ　Ｕｌｔｒａ５に取り付けて
NI-488.2ドライバのインストール行いましたが、正常に終了しませんでした。NI-488.2ドラ
イバのVersionを変えて試してみましたが、正常に終了しません。
　Solaris2.6でPCI-GPIB NI-488.2　製品番号　７７７４６２－０１は、使用できないのでしょうか？
又、使用が可能な場合、どの様にすればドライバをインストール出来るか教えていただけない
でしょうか？
　インストールを試したNI-488.2ドライバのVersion
　　２．４
　　２．３
　　２．２
　　２．０
　NI-488.2ドライバをインストールした時のログを添付いたします。
　　Version2.0　・・・　NI488.2_gpib_sol2_v2.0_drv_log.txt
　　Version2.4　・・・　NI488.2_gpib_sol2_v2.4_drv_log.txt
　以上　よろしくお願いいたします。

平素よりNI製品をご利用頂きまして誠に有難うございます。
日本ナショナルインスツルメンツ技術部下田と申します。
こちらの質問は、弊社技術サポートに同一の件でご連絡を頂いております。
問題が解決した時点で本件の解決方法について投稿いたしますのでご了承下さい。
以上、宜しくお願い致します。

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ご連絡頂きまして有難うございます。
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英語になり恐縮ですが詳細につきましては以下のリンクをご参照頂ければと思います。
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