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Dears,
kindly i am facing problem during the installtion SUN Solaris for x68 processor after boot from CD the select the solaris
no action taken after this
what can i do
Distribution: Slackware64 13.37, Solaris 10, RHEL5/6
Posts: 92
Rep:
Can you give us more information?
What exactly happens after you boot up from the installation CD?
Anything displayed on your screen?
Do you mean the CD spins but nothing displayed on your screen?
I'm assuming you downloaded the ISO image and burnt on CD.
Did you check the md5sum on each CD?
Also, it's possible that your hardware is not supported by Solaris 10 (you are installing Solaris 10, right?) you can download the device detection tool from the sun site (http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/hcts/device_detect.jsp) while you are at there, you can also check HCL.
1- download CD's from sun
2- burn the Cd
3- boot from Cd
4- select solaris
5- after this action the message displayed is
(SUN OS kernel KernelNumber all right reserved to Sun Microsystems)
Mouse cursor Flashing
and stop on this step
for 10 min
for 20 min
for 30 min
and reboot the machine and do the same step
no action done
the same thing
Note:-
try to install this Cd's in vmware the cd's is going correctly
Distribution: Slackware64 13.37, Solaris 10, RHEL5/6
Posts: 92
Rep:
I think some of your device(s) may not be supported by Solaris. Have you checked the HCL or run the detection tool that I posted previously? I strongly recommend you to try them since I don't know the details of your system.
Quote:
Note:-
try to install this Cd's in vmware the cd's is going correctly
You tried this on the same system or different system?
Dear Sir,
you give link for HCL on this link there is program called hardware detection tool i download this program and give pass for all devics hardware
i will try at this days to get another source and i will to install it
Distribution: Slackware64 13.37, Solaris 10, RHEL5/6
Posts: 92
Rep:
There is something else that you can check.
When the symptom that you describe happens, i heard that the output is possibly redirected to serial port. if possible, connect a dumb terminal to your serial port and see if the output is actually redirected to there...
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