Hello,

I'm new to the Open Solaris community.  I recently downloaded Solaris 10 for 
x86 - with much excitement I must add.  But I encountered problems once I 
unzipped the compressed iso images and try to burn them onto the CDs.   I tried 
2 different CD-burning softwares - RecordNow! and Nero 8 trial version.  In 
RecordNow! I used the boot disc creation feature.  It produced a CD that got to 
the boot stage, but my Dell Dimension 8200 just replied "missing operating 
system" when it encountered the CD.  Using Nero (and RecordNow! again), I also 
tried just burning the first iso image onto the CD, but the computer skipped 
over the CD altogether (BIOS boot sequence has been set to boot from CD-ROM 
drive first) and went straight to the hard disk, suggesting that it just sees a 
non-bootable iso image.  

Can someone help me solve this riddle?  BTW, do I need to make discs 2 -6 
bootable or will regular iso images do?  It's been very frustrating.  I ordered 
the Solaris 10 CDs from Sun this morning so I can move forward.  But I still 
would like to learn this vital step.  Your insight would be much appreciated.  
Thank you in advance for your time.

newbie
 
 
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