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03-24-2009
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Dual Boot WIndows 2003 and Solaris 10
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I have a dual boot server with Windows on C0t0d0 and Solaris 10 on C1t0d0. When I do a reboot it automatically boots with Windows as default without an option to boot onto Solaris. I want to set Solaris as my default boot. any ideas? Thanks, Suresh |
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03-24-2009
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I can only boot to solaris if I remove the c0t0d0 disk (windows image) since the disks are hot swappable. I did go to the grub menu but wasn't sure how to change the entries there. It says the default option is set to '0' but I dont know what 0 meant
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03-25-2009
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What does the param says? Are you able to change the value? Try!And if you're using a x86 system, you can also go to the BIOS to change the boot device
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04-09-2009
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So '0' is the FIRST boot option in the list and is probably Windows. Is the second option Solaris? if so change the number to 1. |
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04-05-2009
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I think default =0 is for Solaris OS, default=1 for failsafe, and default=2 will be for windows and we should increase the waiting time for a keyboard stroke by setting, say, timeout=25. Correct me if wrong.
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04-07-2009
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so is your current settings shows as "default=2" ??
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