Hi Lukasz,

there are couple of issues tracked which currently prevent Solaris
from being successfully installed when there is Linux swap primary
partition defined along with Solaris one on the same disk. Please see
release notes for details and possible workarounds:

http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/indiana/resources/rn3/

However, you might be also hitting another bug in your case:

6670311 kernel picks up Linux swap partition (0x82) instead of Solaris2 
(0xbf) one
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6670311

Could you please provide output of Linux and Solaris fdisk commands in order
to determine if we are encountering exiting issue in your case, or if it is
new one ?

* Linux
# fdisk -l

* Solaris (for example)
# fdisk -W - c1d0p0

In Solaris case you can obtain disk name by using either
iostat(1M) or format(1M) command:

# format
# iostat -En


Thank you,
Jan



Lukasz Celeban wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just back from JavaOne where I got OpenSolaris 2008.05 LiveCd ;)
> During my trip I tried to install it on my laptop.
>
> I had 10GB partition for playing with OpenSolaris, so I switch its type to 
> LinuxSwap/Solaris and tried to install. Unfortunately installation was broken 
> about 77% with message like: 'there is no space on disk'.
> After investigation and few tries I found out that gui-install tried to 
> install system on my 2GB linux swap partition instead of selected partition 
> (10GB).
> (summary report before installation showed that 10GB partition was choose for 
> installation)
>
> When I change linux swap partition's type to i.e. ext2 and there was only one 
> partition with Solaris type everything works fine and now I'm able to send 
> this post using my new OpenSolaris ;)
>
> I can try recreate this situation and give more details about my partitions 
> layout, for now simple overview. Partition according to psychical order on 
> disk:
> 1) NTFS
> 2) LinuxSwap/Solaris (10GB) - where OpenSolaris should be installed
> 3) Linux
> 4) LinuxSwap/Solaris (2GB) - where gui-install tried to install OS
>
> / Lucas
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