steeles wrote:
> I played around, and installed window, Fedora, then it failed on Solaris
> installation, it said its grub is not compatible with other grub. so I think
> it won't support solaris and Fedora at the same machine, unless do something
> else.
>
> i don't have to time to play around
Fedora on ext3 with Grub installed to superblock (Bootable Fedora
partition) using OpenSolaris Grub (Mbr) to chainload will work.
James
On Feb 17, 2009, at 11:00 AM, steeles wrote:
> I played around, and installed window, Fedora, then it failed on
> Solaris installation, it said its grub is
I played around, and installed window, Fedora, then it failed on Solaris
installation, it said its grub is not compatible with other grub. so I think it
won't support solaris and Fedora at the same machine, unless do something else.
i don't have to time to play around, so only installed windows
steeles:
U resolved this issue?
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so far, all working fine, except screen resolution is not high as I want, it
can only go up to 1280X800..
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steeles wrote:
> I chose E6400(14.4'' LCD), because I don't like to carry a heavy laptop
> everyday, while E6500 has 15'' LCD.
>
> I picked, 2.8G CPU, privacy screen with Nvidia 160M, 250GB hard drive 4G
> 2-dimm memory..
>
> I like it a lot more compared to D610/D30, it is more like thinkpad. lo
I chose E6400(14.4'' LCD), because I don't like to carry a heavy laptop
everyday, while E6500 has 15'' LCD.
I picked, 2.8G CPU, privacy screen with Nvidia 160M, 250GB hard drive 4G 2-dimm
memory..
I like it a lot more compared to D610/D30, it is more like thinkpad. looks more
professional
steeles wrote:
> Hi guys, need some help here.
>
> I got a new Dell E6400 laptop, and tried to install 3 OS, according to
> someone's blog, I installed Xp, then Soalris, then Fedora 8.
>
> After solaris installed, there is no problem booting up xp and solaris 10.
>
> I was able to install fedora,
did you replace solaris' grub with fedoras?
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 5:47 PM, steeles wrote:
> Hi guys, need some help here.
>
> I got a new Dell E6400 laptop, and tried to install 3 OS, according to
> someone's blog, I installed Xp, then Soalris, then Fedora 8.
>
> After solaris installed, there
* Gustavo Reyes (gperezreyes at correoargentino.com.ar) wrote:
> add to menu.lst of Solaris
>
> title Fedora
> rootnoverify (hd0,#) <-- point to "/" of fedora, where GRUB was installed
> makeactive
Actually you probably don't want makeactive. It sets the partition
where Fedora is installed
add to menu.lst of Solaris
title Fedora
rootnoverify (hd0,#) <-- point to "/" of fedora, where GRUB was installed
makeactive
chainloader +1
The partition numbers for extended partitions are counted from 4, regardless of
the actual number of primary partitions on your hard disk, see before t
Hi guys, need some help here.
I got a new Dell E6400 laptop, and tried to install 3 OS, according to
someone's blog, I installed Xp, then Soalris, then Fedora 8.
After solaris installed, there is no problem booting up xp and solaris 10.
I was able to install fedora, do all it asks for, like LVM
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