I have a spare HDD or three, so I can try the Live Update route. I won't have time to do either this or the DVD mod until Thursday or maybe the weekend, though. I'm tied up solid until then. :-(
R Blake wrote: > It's not the amount of RAM. I just put b63 on an Ultra5 with 128mb - > it took about 3 hours for a full OEM install, but it worked. > > Can you do a Live Update install? > > There has to be a way to modify the boot arguments on the DVD to make > the thing boot verbosely... > > > On 6/4/07, Rainer Heilke <rheilke at dragonhearth.com> wrote: > >> Fatal Error: System Halted. >> >> That's it. Helpful, isn't it? :-( >> >> I put Solaris 10 back on (I thoght it was Update 1, but it actually >> seems to be the first release). It runs fine. I ran the Device >> Detection Tool, and it's completely happy, saying everything is >> supported with drivers supplied (no third-party drivers need to be >> hunted down and installed). Yet booting from any DVD newer than the >> above gives the Fatal Error before the configuration assistant or >> anything else fires up. >> >> It has me completely stumped. The only thing I can come up with is >> that 768MB RAM is no longer enough, despite what we've been told. >> But, if that's the case, a more useful error message would be really >> nice. >> >> Rainer >> >> >> This message posted from opensolaris.org >> _______________________________________________ >> docs-discuss mailing list >> docs-discuss at opensolaris.org >>
