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happytoday
Mar 20, 2009, 4:42:56 AM3/20/09
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in Booting SPARC and x86 Based Systems - BETA training :
When I tried some of boot options on my x86 on "press any key to
continue" I did not find those options are valid.
When I press b -a for example I can find the system reboot once I
press b.
Any explanations.
My system is Solaris x86 U3 PIII with basic service plan .
Thanks in advance to your help.
When I tried some of boot options on my x86 on "press any key to
continue" I did not find those options are valid.
When I press b -a for example I can find the system reboot once I
press b.
Any explanations.
My system is Solaris x86 U3 PIII with basic service plan .
Thanks in advance to your help.
Andrew Gabriel
Mar 21, 2009, 3:46:30 PM3/21/09
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In article <d071ed9c-f18d-4a0c...@a39g2000yqc.googlegroups.com>,
happytoday <ehabaz...@gmail.com> writes:
> in Booting SPARC and x86 Based Systems - BETA training :
> When I tried some of boot options on my x86 on "press any key to
> continue" I did not find those options are valid.
> When I press b -a for example I can find the system reboot once I
> press b.
> Any explanations.
happytoday <ehabaz...@gmail.com> writes:
> in Booting SPARC and x86 Based Systems - BETA training :
> When I tried some of boot options on my x86 on "press any key to
> continue" I did not find those options are valid.
> When I press b -a for example I can find the system reboot once I
> press b.
> Any explanations.
Well, the b is any key.
> My system is Solaris x86 U3 PIII with basic service plan .
> Thanks in advance to your help.
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