Hrmm. That is a bit unfortunate then. At the time what attracted me was the
many 3.5" HDD bays and it being the only server at the time in the HP lineup
with that configuration. Unfortunately this one is pretty new and still has a
three year care pack left on it so I'm pretty much stuck with it.
DL320s is a WEIRD beast...
Strange BIOS, whacky motherboard. Get a DL180 series instead.
To your question:
The DVD drive on the DL320s is attached via USB; weird.
Solaris of ANY sort can't drive the bizzare USB controller on this beast, I've
been waiting for YEARS for someone in Solarisland to
Hi Bede,
According to the HCL, your HP is certified for Solaris 10, but it says
nothing about OpenSolaris:
* http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/data/systems/details/33095.html
* http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/data/systems/details/33096.html
But as a certified Solaris 10 machine, I would l
Just a quick semi related question on this but do the Sun/OpenSolaris support
contracts cover this kind of thing? Because at this point I can't even get
OpenSolaris installed so I'm wondering if it would be something worth buying?
Thanks for the help
Bede
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Try following the instructions at this link:
http://blogs.sun.com/observatory/entry/boot_into_single_user_mode
to edit the $kernel line in the GRUB menu but with one difference. Where, in
the instructions at the blogs.sun.com link where they added this parameter to
the $kernel line:
-s
It wouldn't hurt if you post screen-shots and system specifications.
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Hi all
I'm new to OpenSolaris and I'm having trouble installing the OS on one of my
servers. The server is a HP DL320s with an Intel dual core CPU and a P400 RAID
controller. When the LiveCD (the latest release version) gets to the GRUB
loader no matter which option I select it starts booting a
