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New to solaris (novice)
Heya all Im just reading up on the solaris o/s and have a few questions regarding it:
1) is the solaris of free to use/download? if yes where? 2) Can the solaris o/s be loaded from CD without affectin windows o/s just like linux can? 3) what are the hardware requirements for using solaris as I have 3.05 GHz and 124 mb of RAM? 4) Can solaris be used as a dual boot with windows? 
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please do a little reading around the solaris forum here... most of your questions will be answered by this!
for beginning also go to: Sun Microsystems docs.sun.com SunSolve Home Page have fun, DN2
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Home at OpenSolaris.org You can find more info here: Learn More About OpenSolaris Yes, you can configure Solaris for multi-boot environments. You will fine with 3.05 GHz and 124 mb of RAM if you are only doing basic testing, but RAM is cheap and most of us use at least 2 gigs these days. It has been a long time since folks used platforms with only 124 MBs of RAM.
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