While exploring VirtualIron I rebooted into Vista and decided to try Open Solaris under Vista/VirtualBox (version prior to 2.0.4) ; I assigned 2GB of RAM an started the same VDI that I used under Fedora 9/VirtualBox – Blue Screen resulted almost immediately.
I install the latest release of VirtualBox (2.0.4) and re-start the Open Solaris VDI again – I get messages about possible file system problems (i.e. inconsistent file system); the VDI
I get vendor emails on a daily basis – I usually ignore the web links that they contain…
Today, I accepted the invitation to visit Sun’s Web site. While there, I happened upon an Open Solaris VDI download (~2GB compressed image.) After downloading just uncompress, import into your VDI disk image selections, create a new Open Solaris type virtual machine (VM) and
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