[thelist] solaris and windows dual boot possible?

[Andrew Forsberg]

>The main thing is that you install Solaris LAST -- which shouldn't 
>be a problem in the case you describe above.

Sorry, one other thing: 'last' means last temporally, not necessarily 
last on the drive. You will have a lot of trouble if the entire 
solaris partition is outside of the first 8 gb. If you can't avoid 
that, use the fdisk manager in the install process to create a 
separate partition of the 'boot' type (10 mb is fine) within the 
first 8 gb, and the solaris partition proper wherever you like. 
That's an intel limitation, I think, not solaris.

Cheers and HTH
Andrew
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