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I issued sysunconfigure command :)
After a few questions and one restart I was able to boot the system.

You can setup 6to4 tunnel

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/821-1453/gepbe.html

Hi

I Have build servers which automatically pull source code from github. If you want to have no password than you need to create public and private key using ssh-keygen but without the password....

Download ISO from Oracle web site and then install it.

First of all, if I were you all Apache docs will be in /var/apache/public_html , of course you need set up Apache and PHP to read content from location I mentioned.

As a second thing, as...

If you use ZFS you can create separate ZFS dataset on which dump files will be created after dump is created. Using dumpadm(1) command you can change these options.

For Solaris 10 you must first use UTF-8 to display multibyte characters like this

$ locale
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LC_CTYPE="en_US.UTF-8"
LC_NUMERIC="en_US.UTF-8"
LC_TIME="en_US.UTF-8"...

When you change FTP settings then you need to refresh FTP services.

svcadm restart ftp

Remove Virtualbox because it's almost 100% sure that program cause system crash. I had problems with Solaris 10. I installed Virutalbox and after a few reboots I could'nt boot to Solaris anymore so...

Exucuse me, but if you work like a programmer you must know what assembler is. You don't to know how to program assembler but if you do debbuging than you must know as instructions.
Networking is...

EXT3 is good only if not have anything from production. For serious purpose I'm going to recommend XFS because I have good experience with that FS.

It would be better to see if ethernet is detected by Linux kernel with lspci -v command ?

If your HW is 64-bit capable then Solaris automatically loads x64 kernel.
To manually load 32 bit kernel you need to modify grub options. For testing purposes you can play with grub prompt and then...

enter in terminal as root

svcadm disable svc:/network/sendmail-client:default

useradd -d /export/home/comp1 -m -c "Comp1 User" -g comp -s /usr/bin/ksh comp1
passwd comp1
chown -R comp1 /export/home/comp1

Please guys don't transform this topic in holly war. This forum is for Linux but I think we can discuss about technology and exchange experience in polite manner.

Go to

Administration -> login screen and then change your login window :cool: