I received an error when it got up to starting the network. The error said to
report it to lfs-dev, which I will.
I finally gave up on trying to setup the external drive, which had LFS on the
2nd partition. I bought a small SATA drive, tarred things up and moved it over
to the new drive. I set it up and it brought up a menu and started to boot
until I received the error. I'll continue when I hear back. I've had lots of
trouble with this machine not being compatible with OSes, but linux always
works. Solaris doesn't like a number of things on this machine which is a ACER
Aspire M5641.
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