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10-04-2001
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Bootable CD
Hi,
I need to be able to make a back bootable CD for Solaris 7 + software on the system. As stated the CD needs to be a bootable one, I know it will more then likely have to be more then 1 CD and I don't mind. What would be a good program to do this? Also the best way to go about doing it. Thanks in advanced for the help.  |
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10-09-2001
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hi..
If u wan't to make a solaris bootable disk then try url www.access1.sun.com go to driver link--->download driver---->there is option to make bootable disk think it may help u. try n learn regards praful |
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