Yes, B70B-based SXDE uses a new installer I believe it's called Caiman. You can still access the old installer (The Solaris 8-10 one) through the second GRUB boot entry on cd/dvd boot. It might work, maybe not. Indiana's preview partitioner locks out changing partitions, but you say you're using SXDE, and I personally have tried the latest 09/07 release with a Linux and Windows partition, but not a logical Linux and not a logical Windows, nor two Windows partitions.
James On Dec 8, 2007, at 8:59 PM, Rua Luiz Oscar de Carvalho 75, bloco B17 ap04 wrote: > I would ask the people at gnusolaris.org about this, but I can't > reach their site since yesterday. So here it goes: > I have an Acer Aspire notebook (turion 64 x2, 1gb ram, 120gb hitachi > hd), with 2 windows partitions and a logical partition for linux > use. I wanted to install opensolaris (namely Nexenta) on a new > primary partition, but I can't make the installer recognize the > other partitions of the disk (the disk is shown as completely > unformatted every time). > Anyone has some advice on how to solve this? And does the > opensolaris express dev edition use a different installer? > TIA, > Khristian. > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > laptop-discuss mailing list > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org
