Solaris

I have a desktop running on Windows 7. I have added new secondary hard disk. I wanted to install Solaris 10 on the secondary hard drive. Is it possible? So my desktop will be dual bootable? Can it be done?

Thanks for your help.

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You are welcome.
Just run the Solaris 10 installer and make sure you don't confuse disks ...

Thank you.

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One more quick question.

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Just run the Solaris 10 installer and make sure you don't confuse disks ...
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At what point solaris installation will ask for the disk info? Could you also please tell me how do I make sure that I select the right secondary hard disk?

Thank you.

It will ask at step 33 in the following how-to: Solaris Operating System - How to Quickly Install the Solaris 10 OS on x86 Systems

Disk size or existing disk partitions would be good clues.

Thank you so much. Could you please tell me what type of file system I should choose for the secondary hard drive. Is it NTFS/Fat32/Fat16.

I am running disk wizard to add the secondary hard drive. it is asking for the file system type.

None of the above. Let the Solaris installer create its partition and filesystems. You'll be giving the choice between UFS and ZFS and I recommend the latter.

While installing if I select

3. SOlaris interactive text (Desktop session)

System configuration screen came blank. So I select the

4. Solaris interactive text (Console session) and I completed the installation successfully. But after reboot it asked me the console login and password. As soon as I login the screen is going blank.

Could you please tell me how to fix this?

Thank you.