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Old 06-04-2013
It is actually run inside Virtualbox. Do you know there is a way to boot it from CD/DVD?

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HuaMin
# 16  
Old 06-04-2013
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Originally Posted by HuaMin
Do you know there is a way to boot it from CD/DVD?
Principal would be the same. Set the .iso as a the CDrom device and start the VM it should boot from the CD first and then do the normal procedure to mount the FS and change /etc/vfstab.

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Question? are you using this as a testbed? or Training exercise? seems to me if that's all this is it would be easier to just reload?
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Old 06-04-2013
@HuaMin: what about, when logged in as huamin, running sudo -s and providing your own password ? That's the way you su to root with Solaris 11.
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