This is a discussion on jumpstarting x86 within the Sun Solaris Hardware forums, part of the Solaris Operating System category; --> (Looks my newsserver does post messages - another try after fixing that) My boss is thinking about purchasing an ...
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| (Looks my newsserver does post messages - another try after fixing that) My boss is thinking about purchasing an x86 cluster, arghhh. At least I can hope to persuade him of running Solaris instead of Linux. My question is: Is it possible to jumpstart Solaris on Sun's x86 machines just like I'm able to do for Sparc? Uwe |
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| Uwe Wolfram <uwe.wolfram@dummy.onlinehome.de> wrote in message news:<20040118165547.50db1d62.uwe.wolfram@dummy.on linehome.de>... > (Looks my newsserver does post messages - another try after fixing that) > > My boss is thinking about purchasing an x86 cluster, arghhh. > At least I can hope to persuade him of running Solaris instead of Linux. > > My question is: Is it possible to jumpstart Solaris on Sun's x86 machines > just like I'm able to do for Sparc? > > Uwe Hey Uwe, yes it is possible. Also you can jumpstart a Linux-Server from a SUN-Sparc. Look at the documentation for the V60/65. If you need more help, contact me by PM. Bye Klaus Grote |