Bob Netherton wrote: > On Mon, 2007-11-05 at 06:33 +0100, Gérard Henry wrote: > >> Any other idea? > > http://blogs.sun.com/bobn/date/20051014 > > > this is how we used to do this when we had grub and non-grub > versions of solaris. it's what i'm doing at present. > yes, i remember now :) but, on my laptop, i have no linux partition, so no grub from linux, i only want to use solaris grub. After modifying menu.lst in Indiana (partition 4) and in SXDE (partition 3), i can boot in certain cases, not in all. First, SXDE is installed, so grub is in MBR and in partition 3. Then i install Indiana, and now grub is in MBR and in partition 4. Booting from dvd, i re-install grub from parition 3, and modify menu.lst to chain to Indiana. It's ok, but after booting Indiana, and re-booting, i only have grub prompt, so it seems that this grub (from MBR?) doesn't see any menu.lst file!? I can manually enter what is necessary to boot, but isn't another method?
> note that you cannot share data between the two solaris > partitions as you can only have one on a disk at a time. > are you sure? even if partition 3 (SXDE) contains zfs slices? Thanks for hellp, gerard -- Gerard HENRY _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
