>I was shocked to see that my old old trusty HP Kayak XU tower was finally
>at a point where it can not install Solaris. I have run Solaris 8 and 9
>and 10 on it for years and years. It has two DVD burners and three SCSI
>controllers, terribly simple graphics and no sound.  It just works.[1]
>
>I burned the snv_64a DVD and discovered that the 512MB of RAM was no
>longer reasonable for the installer.
>
>I'm shocked.
>
>Am I to understand that the x86 miniroot on there will fill up all of my
>RAM and still need more?  Gee.  Time for a new machine I guess but this
>one won't die and it runs Solaris 10 just fine.
>
>So then, whats the minimal system spec that Solaris 11 is shooting for?
>

Solaris 11 still run in 256MB just fine, it's just the installer which
wants to copy X and Java to ramdisk which is costing so much.

Use "vanilla install" without graphics and it should be fine.

Casper
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