> I think that at this point we can fairly safely conclude that it's
> the Retina Z3 (I have the same problem, and have tried to get others
> to respond, but the only one other person who posted about this with
> their configuration has a Z3 also).
> 
> So far, it doesn't look like anybody's showing much of an interest in
> fixing it.

If it's the fault I already reported quite some time ago: someone in his
unbelievable wisdom decided to make something a default that he/she obviously
didn't even bother to test. Check out ite_rh.c, there are sections 
ifdef'd out with something like RETINA_SPEED_HACK or so. The code which
gets executed if this define is *not* defined (thus, the default!) causes
these vm_faults. Define this symbol -> no more vm_faults. I was slightly
pissed when I found out about this...

-Markus
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>Solaris 2 is not an upgrade from Solaris 1. They just want you to THINK it is.