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Burning ISO of Solaris 9
Hello,
This is my first time setting up a Unix system, and I'm very excited to do so, but I'm run into some problems from the get go! I downloaded Solaris 9 (I specifically need this version of Unix, as I'm gunning for a better position in my company), and got a bz2 compressed image. I intend to put this on either an old Win 98SE with 48MB of RAM, or if that's too slow than an XP box with 256MB. I found a Win utility to decompress the BZIP file, and now have an ISO. What now? I've tried burning it as a boot disk using Nero, but while the laptop does boot to it, I have no reaction. Can anyone give me any advise how I can boot to this, and load the O/S? Thanks -skeet |
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