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03-03-2008
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problem installing solaris 10
I tried to install solaris 10 on a Netra T2000 server.
From prompt ok, I entered "boot cdrom - install" command. Then, things seems to work normally. Except that nothing happend after displaying "Configuring the /devices". It seems that, installation never arrived to configure /devices. Any help? Thom 
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03-03-2008
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use only "boot cdrom" and you need solaris 10 6/06 as a minimum supported version. but better use 8/07 (the current release).
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05-16-2008
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in OBP u need to change
boot device is cdrom (this is only one possibility)as per your question.
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05-20-2008
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The best way is to go with the command ' boot cdrom' Long way: step 1: set boot-device cdrom disk Step 2: (insert disk 1 of solaris whatever version) Step 3: boot
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