Now that I think about, my problem might be that I ran into the max number of
primary partitions. My HDD came with the Vista Partition, a Recovery partition
(Dell XPS) and other small partition that I suspect is also related to recovery
in case of having to restore the computer to factory-settin
Hi, ALL,
Let me tell you about something good for a change... ;-)
I have a computer with 2 hard drives and I had a Gentoo Linux.
/dev/hda1 - /boot
/dev/hda2 -swap
/dev/hdd1 - /
When I decided to install Solaris, I downloaded GParted LiveCD, decreased
/dev/hdd1 taking off 50GB from it without any
Just to share my humble experience...
I had ubuntu and vista working perfectly side-by-side and I reduced the ubuntu
partition to prepare for solaris installation, the instructions mention we
should format it linux-swap...so I had 300Gb ntfs Vista, 180Gb
Linux-swap=(160Gb Ubuntu, 20Gb free to h
It sounds like XP is currently using the entire disk. You need to either add
another disk, or create a partition for OpenSolaris to use on your existing
disk.
The latter can be done with a number of programs. I believe that the
open-source Gnome Partition Manager can do this from their LiveCD
i hve got installed XP on my system. i need to install opensolaris, but when i
start installing, it shows total hard disk...wat to do???
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