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it should work if u give boot -r itself else try the set DISPLAY=server1 :0,0 it worked for us with the same problem

Though i didnot try with ME but yeah u can do with the partition magic just try to move the existing partition to a later sector like after any where around 8gb if u want to have entire 8gb else can start with the 4gb portion and try to create a non-dos from the first sector and then u can find...

yeah u can do anything on solaris once u install and try to explore then its ok fine u can do dial up be in touch

better tell us what sor or kind of NIC u r using and the brand u r using and kindly go thro the the HardWare Compatibility list from the sun.com for the the OS u r using towards the Platform like Sparc/Intel fine then do be in touch regards maadhav

yeah its perfect that u try carlos's advice this shoul work ou the best way else let us see after u try it good luck maadhav

go to sunsolve.com the best site u can get or go to the sunworld.com along with suncentral.com u get good stuff there bye see u there

can u mention what sort of applications u r using or running and the performance management parameters u r using so that i can try to analyze and do give me ur RAM and HDD with the Virtual mem allocation that u had set in ur system may be we can solve it in case it is not an extrodinary problem...

what i had experienced is that the solaris gets installed better in the first 8GB partition and the rest can be left for the WIN2k and what is best neede for the solaris is that it needs a non DOS partition to occupy and leaves the rest fopr the other partitions to occupy and donot worry to do...

yeah of course man donot try to think of anything except SAMBA or WSFTP that is the most useful and most easiest way of trying to access the unix file systems in any cases what ever complex it is try to download a free or trial version of WSFTP or SAMBA free download by searching thro...