http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5184134
that page should get you up and running. Specifically this post:
You might want to try using the driver available at:
http://homepage2.nifty.com/mrym3/taiyodo/eng/
What I would suggest is editing the /etc/driver_aliases and comment out any
Thank you for your reply.
According to my windows network driver, the model of my ethernet card is
"Broadcom 440x 10/100 Integrated Controller".
I wonder if solaris support this.
Thanks again for your reply.
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I have burned three DVD's: 1) Linux using mkisofs, 2) OpenSolaris using cdrw,
and 3) Windows using nero. Only the Linux DVD is not recognized on SunFire
V440 with DVD Reader.
My question is this: "If I dump the DVD contents, using 'od' is there something
in the DVD header to give me a clue why
/usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -d < that will disable the GUI
as for the network driver, what card are you running?
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bash-3.00# zoneadm -z myzones install
Preparing to install zone .
Checking file system on device to be mounted at
ERROR: file system check of failed:d
ERROR: cannot setup zone inherited and configured file systems
ERROR: cannot setup zone file systems inherited and configured from te
ERROR:
And I can log into the failsafe mode.
I think that it's the graphic interface that caused the problem.
Can I find the error information under fail safe mode and stop the graphic
interface from came up?
I don't think I need such a heavy thing when developing.
BTW, I found that solaris couldn't reco
I often use "dd" on Linux to backup my MBR.
But to your problem, I really don't know how to implement the function.
If MBR is covered without extra backup, it's really horrible. :-(
How about copy one from others who have vista installed and look for a useful
tool under dos to recover your MBR?(If
Hey,
I had this same problem; It due to the Solaris and BSD, GRUB can no longer boot
the release version of Windows Vista, Unless a Unique Identifier (UUID) is
keepted in the MBR.
The problem is that the Solaris and BSD version of GRUB install does not keep
the UUID however the Linux version o
