In the Shared Vis 1.0 Server Admin Guide
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-0233-10 ,
Table 4-5 on page 54 lists the graphics resources to be added to SGE.
The following table include those resources, plus the new ones
(but each resource is a row here and a column in Table 4-5).  The new
ones are 	headnode	sc_cols		sc_rows.

graphics            gfx        INT         <=    YES         YES        0        0
graphics_alone      alone      INT         <=    YES         NO         0        0
maximum_graphics    maxgfx     INT         <=    YES         NO         0        0
headnode            head       HOST        ==    YES         NO         NONE     0
chromium            cr         INT         <=    YES         YES        0        0
sc_cols             cols       INT         ==    YES         NO         0        0
sc_rows             rows       INT         ==    YES         NO         0        0

Shared Vis 1.1 has an easier way to add the resources to SGE.  Simply invoke 
	$SGE_ROOT/graphics/add_to_complex
This script will add all the resources, but won't cause errors if they are
already present (i.e., if a 1.0 or 1.0.1 system is being upgraded to 1.1).


add_to_complex must be invoked by an SGE administrator,
who should have SGE in their environment before invoking config_gfx,
but add_to_complex will source the SGE settings file.

Example use (this is from upgrading a 1.0.1 system to 1.1):

  % add_to_complex

  complex with name graphics or shortcut gfx already exists
  complex with name graphics_alone or shortcut alone already exists
  complex with name maximum_graphics or shortcut maxgfx already exists
  complex with name headnode or shortcut head added
  complex with name chromium or shortcut cr already exists
  complex with name sc_cols or shortcut cols added
  complex with name sc_rows or shortcut rows added

  Remember to also set the number of graphics resources on each graphics server
  (A "graphics server" is an execution host that offers N1GE "graphics"
  resource(s).)  This is normally performed by answering the questions asked by
	  $SGE_ROOT/graphics/config_gfx 

  If a graphics server has multiple devices (or is a SPARC Solaris server with
  kfb or jfb devices), also give that server an /etc/dt/config/GraphicsDevices
  file that names the X displays or GLP devices (and optionally a job count).