The USB stick is made from the standard USB image from genunix.org.
I haven't checked, but I don't think it has a zpool on it, and even if it had
it would not have been called rpool, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to
import the rpool from the hard disk.
I did not remove any splash image, I s
Hi,
What is the ZFS pool on the USB stick called ? Do you have 2 pools
called rpool ?
Also you removed splashimage from the menu on the USB stick not from the
menu on the hard disk ?
why do you zpool export ?
Also, the GRUB hang when booting from the hard-disk you are seeing is
not due to
Sean Liu wrote:
Vikram,
I have two hard disks and one stick.
The first harddisk has one Solaris partition, one slice c1t0d0s0 (s8t0d0s0 when
booted from USB stick), with ZFS on it, no UFS whatsoever.
The other hard disk has nothing on it, not even a partition (I deliberately
deleted all the pa
Vikram,
I have two hard disks and one stick.
The first harddisk has one Solaris partition, one slice c1t0d0s0 (s8t0d0s0 when
booted from USB stick), with ZFS on it, no UFS whatsoever.
The other hard disk has nothing on it, not even a partition (I deliberately
deleted all the partitions just to b
Hi,
If I read one of your previous posts correctly, you are trying to boot
from a USB stick. You really should go into the BIOS and change the
boot-priority to boot from the USB stick *before* the internal hard
disk. GRUB always tries to boot from the 1st boot device. I think what
is happenin
I'll try this a bit later and report back.
Thanks,
Sean
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Hi,
Do the following
at grub> prompt do
find /boot/grub/menu.lst
you will get sonmething like
(hdX, Y, Z)
Then boot Solaris (manually) as you did before.
Once booted do
installgrub stage1 stage2 /dev/rdsk/cMdNtOsP
(note, using -m option is discouraged, as install software may not use
Vikram,
Thanks for your reply.
After adding $ sign, the system booted up - which proves that rpool was fine.
However when I boot directly from disk, I still get the dreaded "GRUB" prompt
and then goes nowhere.
I tried again "installgrub -m stage1 stage2 /dev/rdsk/c1t0d0s0", no help.
What else ca
Hi,
You missed the the $ sign after module and kernel
Try
findroot (...)
bootfs ...
kernel$ /platform/i86pc/kernel/$ISADIR/unix -B $ZFS-BOOTFS
module$ /platform/i86pc/$ISADIR/boot_archive
boot
Sean Liu wrote:
Hi there,
I've got a Sun x4150 running (or, was running) opensolaris b122.
Rece
