Keifer, Judy's instructions are for using BootCamp. I've never tried that, in large part because Parallels or VMware Fusion work just fine for me.
I'd actually say that Solaris (or Indiana) in a VM is a better learning environment than on bare metal. You have all of the same capabilities, basically, but also a safety net to recover from the whoops factor. Eric Keifer Miller wrote: > Thanks for the replys everyone. > > I was talking about installing it on the physical disk, I merely > mentioned the VM in an attempt to show that I had atleast _tried_ to > do my homework before asking. :) > > How much has the installer changed since the august/september > releases? I've found a helpful blog entry > [http://blogs.sun.com/judychen/entry/solaris_on_macbook], but I'm > slightly worried that the instructions might be obsolete. > > In any event, solaris in a vm is a better learning enviornment than > no solaris at all. > > Thanks, Keifer > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ install-discuss > mailing list install-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/install-discuss
