> Messing around with BIOS settings did not solve the
> problem.
> ps/2 keyboard is not an option on this machine.
>
> I tried the Community Edition
> (sol-nv-b78-x86-dvd.iso). The installer appeared to
> work smoothly until the end. The GUI worked. I chose
> to use the entire disk, clicked next a few times and
> waited for the installer to complete. Unfortunately,
> it failed towards the very end, and the log messages
> were little help to me. I couldn't find anything
> wrong. I was able to reboot into Solaris from the
> installed partition and log in with my username and
> password. Everything appeared to be ok, but the error
> message worried me. I tried to reinstall. Same
> problem.
one thing depending on the age of the bios, the size of the partition, try 120g
rather the the whole disk.
also
As root, type in commands:
script /report.txt
uname -a
cat /etc/release
/usr/X11/bin/scanpci
prtconf -pv
prtdiag -v
eeprom
# Rem, For usb try:
echo " REM Unplug all USB devices, else you get busy error, clear log:."
echo "::usba_clear_debug_buf" |mdb -wk
echo " Plug in your usb device"
echo "::usba_debug_buf" |mdb -k
echo "cat /var/adm/messages"
cat /var/adm/messages
exit
# Rem post the /report.txt file.
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