Hi If you have managed to install OpenSolaris in another BIOS partition of your PC You need to select the correct BIOS partition where Solaris 10 lives as the Active partition when booting.
This is usually achived by editing the GRUB menu in /boot/grub/menu.lst and supplying the correct parameters , instructiions in the file , to boot the alternative partition. the /dev/rdsk/cXdXsX syntax only gives access to disk SLICES within the Active BIOS partition. Another way of doing this is to install the FreeBSD bootloader onto the MBR of the disk which lets you select at boot time which Partition too set Active and boot. //Lars This message posted from opensolaris.org
