Configuration: 2 disks, first used only by Vista, 2nd has a partition in which 
I want to install Solaris followed by the primary Vista boot partition.

Format fdisk sees the partitions fine. Format partition sees a valid Solaris 
partition table, with slice 2 being the whole partition as expected.

Install fails:

<OM Dec 20 00:32:19> Timezone setting will be TZ=UTC
<OM Dec 20 00:32:19> Set timezone 
<TDDM_E Dec 20 00:32:19> ddm_drive_get_name(): Can't get alias name, err=9
<OM Dec 20 00:32:19> System reports enough physical memory for installation, 
swap is optional
<TDDM_E Dec 20 00:32:22> ddm_drive_get_btype():Can't get DM_BUS assoc. w/ 
DM_DRIVE, err=22
<TDDM_E Dec 20 00:32:25> ddm_drive_get_btype():Can't get DM_BUS assoc. w/ 
DM_DRIVE, err=22
<TDDM_E Dec 20 00:32:28> ddm_drive_get_btype():Can't get DM_BUS assoc. w/ 
DM_DRIVE, err=22
<TDDM_E Dec 20 00:32:31> ddm_drive_get_btype():Can't get DM_BUS assoc. w/ 
DM_DRIVE, err=22
<OM Dec 20 00:35:12> disk partition info not changed
<OM Dec 20 05:35:20> Timezone setting will be TZ=US/Eastern
<OM Dec 20 05:35:20> Set timezone 
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> Disk was changed
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> Disk contains valid Solaris partition
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> whole_disk = 0
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> diskname set = c6d0
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> Set fdisk attrs
<TIDM_E Dec 20 05:35:33> fdisk: fdisk -n -F failed. Couldn't create fdisk 
partition table on disk c6d0
<TIMM_E Dec 20 05:35:33> Couldn't create fdisk partition table on disk <c6d0>
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> Could not create fdisk target
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> TI process failed
<OM Dec 20 05:35:33> Target instantiation failed exit_val=-1

I don't know whether it's relevant, but there's a /tmp/fdisk_ptable.orig that 
looks suspicious:

* Id    Act  Bhead  Bsect  Bcyl    Ehead  Esect  Ecyl    Rsect      Numsect
  191   128  32     33     0       254    63     1023    2048       293038080 
  7     0    254    63     1023    254    63     1023    293042176  293027840 

Note that for the Vista partition, start and end are the same. That is surely 
not the case.
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