Igor Sobrado writes: Terry wrote: Can someone point the web links to download the ISO CD Image files for Solaris 8 installation on intel machines. I downloaded the 'sol-8-1000-install-fcs-bin-ia-ml' such files and they don't appear to be the ISO files. Thanks in advance for your help, You cannot get these ISO (probably Rock Ridge) images legally at present, but you can request your software media and an unlimited number of licensed for $75.00 USD + shipping/handling.Well, things have changed (since yesterday?).If you want to, you.can. download the contents of the Solaris 8 10/00mediakit now. Apparently the download even includes printable CDlabels:-) Check:(800 Mbyte minimum download2GB (?) for the complete solaris 8download. Probably without staroffice, the companion CD, netscapeand oracle stuff - these can be downloaded from other web sites)Igor Sobrado01.02.01 12:36.

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Juergen Keil wrote: If you want to, you.can. download the contents of the Solaris 8 10/00 mediakit now.

Apparently the download even includes printable CD labels:-) Check: (800 Mbyte minimum download2GB (?) for the complete solaris 8 download. Probably without staroffice, the companion CD, netscape and oracle stuff - these can be downloaded from other web sites)Really good news! I probably will try in my Omnibook 4100 (I havea lot of problems installing Solaris 8 06/00 on it at present).By the way, can be the Software Companion CD be downloaded or onlythe individual packages available from Sunfreeware?Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Terry01.02.01 12:54.

Juergen,I downloaded 'sol-8-1000-install-fcs-bin-ia-ml'from.It was a zipped file. After unzipping it, what should I do?Should I write the whole file onto a CD? It doesn't looklike a ISO image file. I tried adding.iso to the fileand write it on CD, didn't seem to work. Any suggestions?Thanks a lot for your help,Terry (800 Mbyte minimum download2GB (?) for the complete solaris 8 download.

Probably without staroffice, the companion CD, netscape and oracle stuff - these can be downloaded from other web sites) Really good news! I probably will try in my Omnibook 4100 (I have a lot of problems installing Solaris 8 06/00 on it at present). By the way, can be the Software Companion CD be downloaded or only the individual packages available from Sunfreeware? Igor.

Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Juergen Keil01.02.01 12:55. James McGovern wrote: Is there anywhere on Sun's site that I can get Gnome or KDE (the builds from the Companion CD)?Hi, James.I think you cannot get the stuff provided with the Companion CD. Thisuseful cdrom is provided with the Solaris 8 media as a value-addedpackage for people that buy Solaris.

You will probably need to buy anew software media (but I cannot say nothing about Sun, in fact theyare offering StarOffice for free when it was a commercial product andnow even ISO images of Solaris 8! When the WorkShop C compiler as partof Solaris?).You can try to get precompiled binaries for Solaris 8 from eitherthe Gnome project homepage (, but at presentthey only offer binaries for UltraSparc architectures) or Sunfreewareif available (I think that now it is not available for download).In any case, you can build it from source.Hope this helps,Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Daniel Chee03.02.01 16:51.

Unzip the CD images using unzip software (e.g., pkunzip). Each time, thiswill create a file with the same name as the file you downloaded but withoutthe.zip extension. That file is a CD image (up to 650 Mbytes); make sureyou have space on your hard drive.

Then, create a CD from these images usingyour favorite CD creation software. Depending on the software package youuse, you will have to rename the file first to have an extension thesoftware recognizes as a CD image.

For example, if you use Easy CD Creator,add the extension.iso to the file name. Next, from the File Menu in theprogram, select Create CD from CD image. Then, select that image file.This should do it, right?Dave'Terry' wrote in messagenews:MPG.14e388fcb768bf32989689@news.tc.umn.edu.Igor Sobrado04.02.01 09:37. Daniel Chee wrote: I still do need to download the Device Configuration Assistant for Intel machines though right?You do not need to download that diskette but you can. If you have abootable cdrom drive (it depends on the BIOS and it is supported since1998) you can use the cdroms you have build to boot without a floppy.I suppose that the ISO images have El Torito extensions to make theoperating system bootable without the DCA diskette but I have not tried it.Hope this helps,Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Daniel Chee04.02.01 21:58.

I did just as described. After downloading the first three ISO images(installation-cd, software-cd 1 and 2), I burned them with WinOnCD onthree CDR. The two software cds look good, but unfortunatly theinstallation cd is broken. The filesystem is broken, it show only 96kdata under windows and nothing more. And it is not bootable, afterthe blue boot screen it turns grey and the second stages bootladerhangs.Does anyone have a clue, what could be the problem?Thanks for your help,LajosIn article,Sent via Deja.comAlan Coopersmith05.02.01 21:49. Writes in alt.solaris.x86: Well I followed the instructions from Sun's website, burned the first three CDs with WinOnCD. The Software CDs are okay, but the installation CD is not bootable and the filesystem seems to be broken.

It only shows 96k of data and nothing more. Does anybody have clue how to burn a working installation CD?If you check previous postings to this newsgroup, you'll find manypeople convinced that not even Sun has figured out how to produce aworking Installation CD, and that you should just toss it out andstart from the 'Disk 1 of 2' CD.-Alan Coopersmithaka: Alan.Coopersmith@Sun.COMWorking for, but definitely not speaking for, Sun Microsystems, Inc.Igor Sobrado06.02.01 03:20. Ferry Schuller wrote: i get the error 'no dump device configured' after the install after the install loaded the kernel i think the install in not able to write on my harddrive any idea!I am sorry, but I cannot help you.

I looked for that messagein the 'Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide'(Part No. 806-1075-10) without any luck. I recommend youto check all the steps in the installation process. Perhapssomeone with more knowledge in Solaris can help you.Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Ferry Schuller06.02.01 03:57.

Wrote: Thanks, I managed to boot from the first Software CD. Now only my video card (GeForce2 MX) is causing some problems, but it was possible to install the system with the standard VGA XServer.Now you can try to install XFree86 (but you will need to check thelist of supported hardware). Check too the last Solaris updates.Some patches add support for new hardware. It worked for me withmy unsupported NeoMagic NM2160 chipset.Hope this helps,Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Igor Sobrado07.02.01 02:23.

Ferry Schuller wrote: what is the path on the cd i've only got the two install cd'sWhat install CDs? If you have got the iSO images from Sun Microsystemyou probably will have three cd-roms (the INSTALLATION cdrom and boththe Solaris 8 1 of 2 and 2 of 2 cdroms). Both the INSTALLATION cdromand the Solaris 8 Software 1 of 2 are supposed to be bootable. If not,you can try to boot from the DCA diskette.If you have the commercial version you will have a lot of cdromsnot included in the downloadable release (the European and Asiandocumentation cdroms, the useful Bonus Software, StarOffice, Oracle,etc.).Try booting from the Solaris 8 Software 1 of 2. If it not works (?)try booting from the INSTALLATION cdrom and, at last, from the DCAdiskette.

Not sure what is the recommended way (sure that Solaris 8Software 1 of 2 is the preferred way but I cannot say if it isbetter to boot from the diskette or directly from the cdrom). Ifyour BIOS do not supports bootable cdroms try (1) to upgrade yourBIOS release, (2) to boot from the DCA diskette.

Igor you are great man thanks for al your time it looks i'm a silly solaris user but believe me i'm not the worseNo in both cases! I am not a great man, a lot of people help me muchmore last months that I am helping you now. And you are not a sillySolaris user, you are starting with this new operating system. Someweeks ago I had the same problem (I learned recently how to installthe Solaris operating system from the INSTALLATION cdrom instead ofthe Solaris 8 Software cdrom) and I had some problems that probablysounds silly but that really stopped me some days (by the way, I amnot sure how these problems go away yet).Best regards,Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Daniel Chee08.02.01 21:08. Hi Igor and Ferry,DSL went dead for a couple of days there.

Anyways, there doesn't seem to bea limit on how big a drive can be for installing Solaris. My 7 installationwent on a 30GB IDE fine. I was going to install 8 on another machine with a9GB SCSI, but the downloaded images I have are bad.Igor, I was wondering if you know how to configure sendmail. I'm having ahard time configuring it to relay from my internal machines to the outsideworld. Thanks.Daniel'Igor Sobrado' wrote in messagenews:95r7nq$ull$1@news01.si.uniovi.es. Ferry Schuller wrote: what is the path on the cd i've only got the two install cd's What install CDs?

If you have got the iSO images from Sun Microsystem you probably will have three cd-roms (the INSTALLATION cdrom and both the Solaris 8 1 of 2 and 2 of 2 cdroms). Both the INSTALLATION cdrom and the Solaris 8 Software 1 of 2 are supposed to be bootable.

If not, you can try to boot from the DCA diskette. If you have the commercial version you will have a lot of cdroms not included in the downloadable release (the European and Asian documentation cdroms, the useful Bonus Software, StarOffice, Oracle, etc.). Try booting from the Solaris 8 Software 1 of 2. If it not works (?) try booting from the INSTALLATION cdrom and, at last, from the DCA diskette.

Not sure what is the recommended way (sure that Solaris 8 Software 1 of 2 is the preferred way but I cannot say if it is better to boot from the diskette or directly from the cdrom). If your BIOS do not supports bootable cdroms try (1) to upgrade your BIOS release, (2) to boot from the DCA diskette.

Igor you are great man thanks for al your time it looks i'm a silly solaris user but believe me i'm not the worse No in both cases! I am not a great man, a lot of people help me much more last months that I am helping you now. And you are not a silly Solaris user, you are starting with this new operating system. Some weeks ago I had the same problem (I learned recently how to install the Solaris operating system from the INSTALLATION cdrom instead of the Solaris 8 Software cdrom) and I had some problems that probably sounds silly but that really stopped me some days (by the way, I am not sure how these problems go away yet). Best regards, Igor.

Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Igor Sobrado09.02.01 09:23. Daniel Chee wrote: Hi Igor and Ferry, DSL went dead for a couple of days there. Anyways, there doesn't seem to be a limit on how big a drive can be for installing Solaris. My 7 installation went on a 30GB IDE fine. I was going to install 8 on another machine with a 9GB SCSI, but the downloaded images I have are bad.Hi, Daniel!SCSI hard disks has not a limit in size (at least I do not know it),IDE hard disks can fail (if it has been not patched yet) with HDDgreater than 36-40 Gb (I think that the limit is -was- 38 Mb). Withdisks smaller than 30 Gb you will have not problems installing Solaris.Hard disks greater than 8 Gb was supported with Solaris 2.5.1 withthe Driver Update 11 installed. Igor, I was wondering if you know how to configure sendmail.

I'm having a hard time configuring it to relay from my internal machines to the outside world. Thanks.I do not know a lot about sendmail, but I can say you that you canedit /etc/mail/ to change the DS register to look somelike '.

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It will define the smtp server thatwill be used by sendmail. Check too that you have a MX registerin the local DNS.Hope this helps!Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Igor Sobrado09.02.01 11:39. Igor Sobrado wrote: Daniel Chee wrote: (I think that the limit is -was- 38 Mb)Obviously, I wanted to say 38 Gb! Igor, I was wondering if you know how to configure sendmail. I'm having a hard time configuring it to relay from my internal machines to the outside world. Thanks.Not sure about the last answer to this question. I wrote that youcan define a DS register to give information about the relay hostto the MTA and I wrote too that the host that will receive mailrequires a MX register in the DNS.I don't know if it was exactly what you was looking for.

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If theproblem is related with the internal hosts in your subnet, andnot with the Solaris host itself you probably are looking foran implementation of a protocol like POP3 or IMAP.Can you explain what is your problem? It is related with theSolaris host (it cannot send e-mails because it do not knowswhat relay host should use) or it is related with the networkworkstations (the internal workstation cannot send e-mailsthrough the Solaris host)?Best regards,Igor.-Igor Sobrado, UK34436 -Felix Chung01.04.01 01:49. In article, javashop58@ says. Juergen, I downloaded 'sol-8-1000-install-fcs-bin-ia-ml' from. It was a zipped file.

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After unzipping it, what should I do? Should I write the whole file onto a CD? It doesn't look like a ISO image file.

I tried adding.iso to the file and write it on CD, didn't seem to work. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot for your help, Terry (800 Mbyte minimum download2GB (?) for the complete solaris 8 download. Probably without staroffice, the companion CD, netscape and oracle stuff - these can be downloaded from other web sites) Really good news!

I probably will try in my Omnibook 4100 (I have a lot of problems installing Solaris 8 06/00 on it at present). By the way, can be the Software Companion CD be downloaded or only the individual packages available from Sunfreeware? Igor.

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