Sigh,
Was the old HD you had also connected to the SATA controller
OR
Was the old HD you had connected to an IDE/ATA connector with a flat
Ribbon cable ?
If the SATA controller is unknown to solaris we need to find out what its
.
If you had Solaris working ON THE SAME SATA2 controller with the old HD
the problem is something else.
SOlaris is booted and the code rolled into memory by the boot loader via
emulated IDE functions.
Then Solaris kernel is taking control of the disks. and if the SATA
controller you are using is unknown the boot up process could/will stall.
//Lars
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