sham pavman wrote:
> Hi Bosug,
> Continuing my quest to make solaris work on my new system , i edited
> the command line at the boot screen with this,
>
> -v -m verbose
>
> Hoping to capture something .This time the smf managed to load
> completely (all 186).
> Then again with so many things scro
look at it and help me out.
By the way what does that "unable to take control from bios" mean?
Thanks
Shampavman
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1) Are you talking about Solaris 10 or OpenSolaris ( Indiana, Solaris
Express, BeleniX ? )
2) Could you please provide a description of what you did and what happened?
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 4:10 PM, bijoy franco wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am trying to install solaris 10 in my machine. Failed. Can anybod
Venue remains the same:
Himalaya Conference Room.
Sun Microsystems, Divyashree Chambers
Off Langford Road, (Near Richmond Circle)
Bangalore - 25
Go to 4th floor reception, pick the badges and come down to "Himalaya
Conference Room" at ground floor.
-Shiv
On Fri
This is gentle reminder about tomorrow session on "Crossbow - network
virtualization & resource control" (See [1]).
See Sunay's blog on how to setup a network with switches, routers,
hosts on a single laptop
(http://blogs.sun.com/sunay/entry/network_in_a_box_creating)
If you are interested in att
Ram,
I would be happy to arrange for some Chennai speakers. But, you guys
have to prove that you are active and doing something on your own.
Finding speakers in Bangalore is easier. We all live and work in this
city. Chennai is not difficult. But it needs some effort. I should be
able to fi
Hi
I am trying to install solaris 10 in my machine. Failed. Can anybody help me
pls pls..I am very new to the Opensource OS.
System configuration
Intel core 2 duo
Intel dp35Dp
Nvidia PCI Express graphics card
Transcend 1 GB RAM 667
Regards
Bijoy
+91-9731006221
theemperor at gmx.com
Thi
> I just finished downloading the installcheck.iso
> ,I've appended the results.
> I ran it from vmware.
That doesn't validate if solaris can be installed on the
real hardware; it validates if solaris can be installed
under the vmware virtual hardware environment.
You should write that iso to an
; Shampavman
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