Subject: Install Solaris Express as a VMWare virtual machine? - msg#00082
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Hi, there,
Don’t know if someone has the experience to install
Solaris Express into a VMWare virtual machine? My configuration looks like this:
Hardware
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AMD Athlon™ 62 X2 Dual
Core Processor 4200+ 2.20GHz
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1GB memory
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250GB HDD
Software
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Windows XP Media Center
Edition (Reported as “Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600, Service Pack 2” by VMWare.)
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VMWare 1.0.1
build-29996
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Solaris Express (File name
sol-nv-b52-x86-dvd.iso, mounted to VMWare console)
Problem
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After all the configuration,
went into “The system is being initialized, please wait…” and
hung there.
What should I do now? I just want to try this Solaris
build so don’t want to create new partition for it on my HDD.
FYI, Ubuntu Linux runs well in this mode. So may I
think this is a problem/feature of Solaris installer/kernel?
Thanks.
Calvin
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I got the answer that it comes when we load Open Solaris on a machine.
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Re: Install Solaris Express as a VMWare virtual machine?
Yu-Hui Liu wrote:
Problem
- After all the configuration, went into âThe system is being
initialized, please waitââ and hung there.
I have the same problem but on my physical machine with the 55b of SXCR.
It locks up hard where the mouse won't even move anymore. I have
another machine with VMware on it and it had no problems installing from
the same DVD so not a media issue. So this seems like a hardware issue
for the install and not VMware. Any hints on how I can collect more
meaningful data?
BTW, the machine that the install fails on for me is a HP Pavilion a642n.
Bill
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