Hi, > The problem is that Solaris doesn't boot. When I > select the entry in the grub menu it reboot my > notebook.
looks like a kernel panic. Add the -k option at the end of the kernel line in GRUB menu. If the kernel panics you will normally end up at the kernel debugger prompt. At kmdb prompt type: $C It will give you a stack backtrace that will provide more informations. HTH Regards, J-F This message posted from opensolaris.org
