I am having a strange problem that I have no idea how to work around. First, I have a two partitions, a Vista partition and a Linux partition (Mint, if it matters) and dual booting works like a charm and I haven't had any problems. Vista was installed first (NTFS), then Linux Mint (ext3).
SO, I am trying to install Solaris 10 8/07 and I get to a page right after confirming that I will manually remove the CD after reboot etc etc etc, and it comes to a screen asking me to select a drive to install Solaris onto. Well, when I select that drive, I get a message that says this: "The FDISK on this drive is not suitable for a Solaris install. The partitions on this drive are out of order. The higher numbered partition begins with a lower numbered cylinder and vice versa." Uh....OK. How would that have happened, and what can I do to solve this without doing anything to my Vista and Linux partitions? Thanks a LOT for your help in advance. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
