In order to run the installgrub of Solaris, I need to know in which partition is it installed. The man pages of installgrub give as an example this:
#installgrub /boot/grub/stage1 /boot/grub/stage2 c0d0s0 >From that, I guessed that c0 is for cylinder 0, d0 is for disk 0, and s0 is >for slice 0. The thing I know is that my Solaris fdiks is installed on >partition 3, in "standard" grubs it would be (hd0,2) because of the zero >based. I don't know about slices. My intention is to install the grub in the >Solaris partition, and then make the Solaris partition the active one, so that >the Solaris grub is executed every time the machine is booted, I don't want to >install it in the MBR because I think this is more clean and tidy. Thanks This message posted from opensolaris.org
