> Here is my configuration: > > Disk 1 has 2 NTFS partitions (one for my current OS & one for data) > Disk 2 has 3 partitions (two NTFS for data & one Ext3 for Solaris) > > I want to install Solaris Express on the second disk in the Ext3 > partition. Is this possible? The installation program does not seem > to like the idea as it refuses to let me select disk 2. Also, the > amount of space shown does not correspond to what I set up with > Partition Magic.
Not sure how the installer works when wanting to install on a partition, I usually use a whole disk, but try removing the ext3 partition so that it sees free space. Also, you probably need to go into advanced disk setup to select a specific partition. Be sure to remember the order of the partitions, it'll enumerate it device style cXdXpX. C is controller, D is disk (0/1 on IDE, always 0 on SATA), P is partition. There's also a T, but that's only with SCSI. -mg
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