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11-19-2008
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just installed solaris on my dell pc. I partitioned my hard drive to dual boot solaris and windows.
window works fine and solaris as well but after login in more to 3 times in solaris i keep getting this error as below and as a result i could not login again. I have re-installed several times but keep having the same problem. The error is as shown below: Code:
warning: /pci@0,0 /pci-ide@1f , 2/ide@0 (ata2) timeout: abort request, target=0 Warning: //pci@0,0 /pci-ide@1f , 2/ide@0 /cmdk@0,0 (disk 0) Error for command write sector error level information sense key aborted command vendor 'Gen-ata error code: 0*3 Warning Error reading Master Warning: //pci@0,0 /pci-ide@1f , 2/ide@0 /cmdk@0,0 (disk 0) Warning : UFS log for / change state to error Warning please umount(1M) / and run fsck(1M) vendor 'Gen-ata error code: 0*3 Warning exec(/sbin/init) failed (unix: could not start init) |
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11-20-2008
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Hi,
I believe that there is no concept of OK> on solaris for X86 so we can troubleshoot.. Just try one more time.. A clean fresh installation with CDE environment after formatting the D: or anything assigned to solaris. The best option I would suggest for you would be, installing solaris X86 on top of VMware. It would be usefull for you to practice or work on both OS at the same time... Just try else, go for it..  -DB |
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11-20-2008
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11-21-2008
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Okay buddy, It appears dual boot is what you prefer.
First, CDE is Common Desktop Environment (i.e) In simple words, a GUI which allows you to login with your username and password. BigAdmin Feature Article: Multi-Booting the Solaris 10 OS, Linux, and Microsoft Windows on a Laptop and Multi-booting Solaris and other operating systems Would help you on this I believe. Also, it deals with windows, Linux and solaris on same system. Ignore whichever is not required for you. Let us know if you find any questions! All the best, -DB |
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11-21-2008
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So it works now?
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Get an UPS and do a clean shutdown before turning the power off... |
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11-21-2008
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Thanks vbe, Pls can u tell why i need a ups. I don't have to have uniterrupted power supply before this problem surface. Please can you explain further if this applies.
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