Hello All, I need to prepare for SCSA. I tried to intall Solaris 10 on my Intel machine. Im having problem in understanding the X86 boot partition & solaris partition. Do we have to keep both these partiotion to install solaris 10. I tried but its giving error.. "fdisk can't configure the disk" Please help me out With Regards, Pradeep

For more information: my harddisk is : Samsung SV2042H But while installing Solaris 10, after creating the fdisk partition, following lines are showed : Preparing system for solaris install Configureing disk (cod1) - Creating fdisk partition table ERROR : Could not create fdisk partition table ERROR : Could not label disks ERROR : could not update disks with new configuration. Could not update disks with new configuration. After this the system hangs. Can anybody let me know why this is happening.

x86 boot partition is not necessary.To avoid it,choose interactive installation when the installation starts.on reaching fdisk,select the disk and then either select the auto layout of the disk, or if you want to change it,then do manual.And install solaris on a primary partition, it won't be installed on a logical extended volume.