Exactly. Please hit `e' to edit grub menu entry, hit `e' once again
after selecting appropriate line (appropriate one is one containing
`kernel') and append flags at the end. When done editing, hit `b' to boot.
Aric Gregson wrote:
--On April 3, 2009 11:52:34 AM +0200 Alexander Vlasov
<alexander.vla...@sun.com> wrote:
Basically, U20 is supported and should work fine -- and it does, we have
lots of them.
You should probably boot solaris with -kdv flags and take a look at kmdb
output
Thanks. That's good to hear and what I thought should be the case as
well. I assume then to add the -kdv flags I edit the grub menu and add
that to the end of the boot command.
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| Alexander 'Sasha' Vlasov.
| Solaris System Test: Hitting tomorrow bugs today
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