Ok, for posterity: I put the Indiana Developer Preview in again, ran the Solaris fdisk, set the partition ID for my Solaris partition to Solaris2, ran the graphical installer, and it worked! It detected the Solaris partition and rightly ignored the rest of the disk. Of course, it screwed up Ubuntu's grub so I couldn't boot back into Linux until I had reinstalled grub on the Ubuntu partition, but it worked, so I'm happy. I'd like to complement the people working on the installer; the Indiana Developer Preview is a vast improvement! Compatibility with Linux partition managers has obviously improved, and I really, really appreciate how the system doesn't do things for minutes on end without giving any feedback, leading you to wonder whether it has had a silent kernel panic, or something similarly show-stopping.
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