Hi Sanjay,
> Sarah Jelinek wrote: >> >> >> Sanjay Nadkarni wrote: >>> I built the a version of the live CD using the slim prototype >>> approach and pieces are coming togther. >>> The system booted up and installed on the target disk without a >>> problem. However a couple of issues after install still >>> exist. >>> >>> 1. Solaris2 fdisk partition should be set as active. >> Are you sure that it wasn't active? If the system booted it seems >> like it would be active, in particular if it is the only solaris >> partition. > The system that I used had a solaris2 partition on it. However the > active partition was NTFS. After I finished installing, and rebooted > the system, I was surprised to see that it booted into windows. Evan > was aware of this issue and pointed out that it was probably because > the Solaris2 partition was not the active partition. Using the live > CD, I verified and indeed NTFS was still active. I created a partition for Linux, made it active, and created a Solaris partition. I installed the latest bits for Slim and install-finish updated the Solaris partition to be active. Before the install the Linux partition was active. This was with the USB image. I am not sure why you are seeing the Solaris partition not being marked active. It could be we are having a failure with the install-finish script on cd for some reason and that is why the partition didn't get marked active. It should have been updated in install-finish. I will try running a cd image tomorrow and see what happens. thanks, sarah **** > > -Sanjay > >
