Hi Steve, * Steve (BOMBkangaroo at hotmail.com) wrote: > I've attempted installing Solaris 10, and I get the exact same problem. > Can anyone shed light on this for me?
So, your machine is panic'ing in the kernel. You could try booting the OpenSolaris LiveCD with the -v boot option which will give a more verbose output of what's happening before the machine panics. When you get the GRUB menu, press e (for edit) on the first option. Then press e again to edit the kernel line. At the end of the line add a space and -v. Press ESC to save and then b to boot. Cheers, Glenn
