Hi, I can load Solaris, when I make the second disk (on which Solaris is installed) the only one. In this case the Solaris Grub kicks in and loads the System. That's also the reason, why I conclude that the Solaris installation is OK - before I tried this I thought grub could not be properly installed ...
I want to avoid the SOlaris grub being the first bootloader and then chainloading Ubuntu. The main reason is that I am using mainly Ubuntu and don't want to go through a 2 level boot in most of the times I am using the PC. Would the Solaris grub be able to load the Linux kernel directly? I think I read so ... this would require manual changes in the Solaris grub menu.lst after the linux kernel go an update. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
