>There are many legacy devices that Opensolaris/Solaris doesn't support. There >are also some >particular companies with closed interfaces that drivers aren't >available for (For example, Broadcom >wireless devices need to use >NDISwrapper).
That was my point. All of them work with linux. so ... Linux 1 Opensolaris 0 >There are things you can do to track down the source of the reboot loop, but >usually changing the BIOS >settings or boot command will get you installed. I've tried all the notes I can find with the same error messages I get. No luck. >You can also try the latest build 132. It supports a lot more devices than >111b did: >http://www.genunix.org/ I just got the CD from sun, why would they send me a version that doesn't work ? And I hate to have to keep downloading different builds and hope it works. Sounds to me like opensolaris is not ready for prime time yet. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
