Hi, Ferenc Veres wrote: > Good(?) news: Solaris Express can boot without any problems. I stopped > it after X started up, the language selection... > > sol-nv-b30-x86-v1.iso
I tried the QEmu related "-B ata-dma-enabled=0" hint too, did not help. I tried booting this ISO file in VMWare, that works on this PC. While the real booting fails. Will that mean that my CPU is fine? Should I try another CDROM drive maybe? Oh, new idea: I tried booting VMWare from the physical CDROM drive (not iso file). That works as well. I met a guy on #gnusol IRC channel who successfully installed alpha2 on an Athlon XP 2400+ (I have 1700+). (With the same SiS motherboard chipset or very similar one.) Hmm... I don't know what to do. :-/ Ferenc _______________________________________________ GNU/Solaris Users mailing list gnusol-users@gnusolaris.org
