> It's SATA (Seagate ST3160815AS). Hmm, but Solaris doesn't seem to be using a sata driver?
For a sata device, I would expect that the disk name looks more like "c4t0d0"... What kind of chipset is used in your computer? Was that a Dell GX630? I've not yet found specs for such a system on Dell's website... Maybe S-ATA mode is disabled in the system's BIOS; that would explain why Solaris' pata driver "ata" is used for the "c4d0" device... > As for the partitions, Gparted from Ubuntu live CD: > Partition Filesystem Size Unused Flags > /dev/sda1 fat16 54.88Mb 46.35Mb boot > /dev/sda2 ntfs 26.81Gb 22.33Gb - > /dev/sda3 linux-swap 122.14Gb --- --- > During the install I switch the linux-swap partition to solaris. Hmm, so that looks like you are trying to use the 3rd primary fdisk partition entry. Should be ok. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
