Solaris

Originally Posted by solaris_user

Make two partitions one for Solaris 10 , one for windows .
First install windows later Solaris 10 , it will add automatically chain loader in GRUB menu.

Or you can install Solaris 10 on separate disk , then you will need to modify GRUB configuration file because windows will not boot from other then primary partion, editing grub is doing thaht windows thinks it is on primary partition.

It is early and I did not drink my coffe yet .

And for yout problem try reconfiguration boot

Code:

touch /reconfigure
boot -r

Originally Posted by mghis

Well, I had no luck. Hardware non compatible.

Unless, I want do try Solaris.
Anyone can suggest me the less expensive configuration? Server (LESS expensive) or simply workstation?

I want to get Solaris because, i heard, it was the more powerful for CAD and 2d/3d design. How can I use to do this?

Originally Posted by mghis

Thank you very much!
I'm trying it just now!

---------- Post updated 12-04-10 at 06:35 PM ---------- Previous update was 11-04-10 at 08:02 PM ----------

Well, I had no luck. Hardware non compatible.
Unless, I want do try Solaris.
Anyone can suggest me the less expensive configuration? Server (LESS expensive) or simply workstation?
I want to get Solaris because, i heard, it was the more powerful for CAD and 2d/3d design. How can I use to do this?

Thank you to all!

PS: Again, my is an off-topic post (boot question ??) off-topic post. I promise that this is the last one!