Hi,
Do the following
at grub> prompt do
find /boot/grub/menu.lst
you will get sonmething like
(hdX, Y, Z)
Then boot Solaris (manually) as you did before.
Once booted do
installgrub stage1 stage2 /dev/rdsk/cMdNtOsP
(note, using -m option is discouraged, as install software may not use
-m option in which case your -m option will override install software
even if the latter does an installgrub later.)
where M,N, O need to be determined. If you have only 1 disk - this is
straightforward.
P is the slice and can be directly determined from Z above.
If Z == a, P == 0
and so on.
Also do zpool status to make sure the /dev/dsk/* above contains a ZFS
root pool.
Vikram
Sean Liu wrote:
Vikram,
Thanks for your reply.
After adding $ sign, the system booted up - which proves that rpool was fine.
However when I boot directly from disk, I still get the dreaded "GRUB" prompt
and then goes nowhere.
I tried again "installgrub -m stage1 stage2 /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0", no help.
What else can I try?
Thanks,
Sean
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