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Old 03-10-2008, 08:45 AM   #16
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But....I still need you to explain on what to do in regards to get GRUB to display a menu to select Windows or Solaris....
As I already wrote, there is nothing to explain as it is done by default and unconditionally.
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What do I need to do during or after the Solaris installation? What files do I need to edit? I need all this information.
Just do nothing specific and you'll be set.
 
Old 03-10-2008, 10:40 AM   #17
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Hi,

Ok, and please correct me wrong here.

Is that why GRUB did NOT set a menu selection for Windows and Solaris because I was using an old release version of Solaris???
So when I install the new release, then how would I know where to setup the menu options for GRUB? Is it after or during installation?

Or, will it bootup the GRUB dual-boot menu automatically when I restart the machine?
 
Old 03-10-2008, 04:43 PM   #18
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Is that why GRUB did NOT set a menu selection for Windows and Solaris because I was using an old release version of Solaris???
There was no GRUB installed but a different boot loader. I don't remember what was its behavior with Windows partitions.
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So when I install the new release, then how would I know where to setup the menu options for GRUB?
As I already wrote a couple of times, there is nothing to setup.
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Is it after or during installation?
Neither.
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Or, will it bootup the GRUB dual-boot menu automatically when I restart the machine?
You got it !
 
  


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