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Ok Im no expert - but what version of Solaris? are you at least able to log in as root?

Yeah.... get on with your lives... it's ok... really.

Good Lord! that was too easy... Thank you.

No the "Solaris Management Console 2.1" - where is that? (besides seeing it in CDE). Looking for it in JDE

Well I got the minimized thing - Right click - "Add to Panel" - "Utility" - "Window List". I knew I should have got that. I'll keep searching for the Admin tool. Surely I can get to it in JDE....

OK I did something to the "taskbar" and need some help. This should be real easy btw. When I "minimize", the file drops down toward the network connection icon (not one of the 4 screensets). I have...

Trauma Trauma Trauma...

Anyway..... I've figured it out on my own... it's a shame moderators and some folks wanted to just "push" and complain. Maybe I would have posted the solution for some...

Yes but since it applies to Sun Solaris.. I figure I would post there too. Wow calm down moderators.. geez...

Version V.10 - i.386 runs on Intel cpu/mobo (mobo video).
Runs in VMWARE.
In setup I was able to set the resolution great, worked perfect. After the final cd and reboot, it seemed to have lost all...

Ok I wasn't trying to be rude at all.. Where do people come up with this stuff?
I was saying it shouldn't matter because it's in VMWare and that resolution was perfect in Setup. So now Im trying to...

Not to boil your noodle but its in VMWARE GSX running on Windows Server 2003. So like I said, my mobo and video card arn't the issue. Please don't reply unless you consider yourself a "guru". :)

Ok, like I said, I was able to set it perfectly in "Setup" of Solaris. Only after the final reboot it seems to have lost all of its settings. Telling you my mobo/video card isn't going to help....

Well:
1) - it doesn't exist in the /usr/X11/bin folder and
2) "xorgconfig" doesn't do anything. Maybe Im not really sure how to launch it in XTERM or something else. Double-click doesn't seem to...

Ok I a n00b, not gunna hide it so here goes -

Sun Solaris, V.10 i386 - during the setup, I can choose a screen resolution that looks great with 65k colors and all. However, when all is said and...