Excellent answers. <br> <br> You said the installer puts in every thing inside the RAMDISK including X server - That is unnecessary - minimum required stuff can be in the RAMDISK, parts of which should be able to copy over the other fatter stuff from the CDROM over to a tmpfs and execute from there when the installer needs it. Secondly after trying hard, if the installer cannot put up a graphical environment, it can always give an option of falling back to text version - I think S10 already did something similar?
<br> <br> But it's good to hear that this problem only exists with the CDROM installer and not installed version of Solaris. I guess I can go back to S10 and upgrade from there as Casper said. <br> <br> When the code comes in OpenSolaris may be people can attempt to fix it - or you guys always have the option of releasing fixed one to OpenSolaris! :) This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
