How to run solaris 10 and windows, dual booting.

I installed solaris 10 first and then windows 2000 on my celeron pc. Nopw every time i start pc, it starts windows, coz of windows mbr.
how to set at startup before booting the option which ask for solaris or windows? suggest me a easy way as i am a new user of solaris.

The procedure to reinstall the Solaris boot sector
(along with lots of info on dual booting) can be
found here: http://multiboot.solaris-x86.org
Another approach is to use the Windows 2000/XP boot
menu. Assuming your S10 DVD is on D:\, type at a
command prompt:
copy
d:\Solaris_10\Tools\Boot\usr\lib\fs\ufs\mboot
c:\bootsect.solThen add the following line at the end of the
C:\boot.ini file:
C:\bootsect.sol="Solaris"(google "boot.ini" for more info on the above)
Now Windows will display a boot menu where you can
choose between Win2K and Solaris.
BlaiseThe menu appears as you mentioned but there is another problem it tells me that there is no active partitions.
i have to hards in my system, and it seems i screwed the booting thing during installation since this is the first time i install solaris.
regards
firas nemer

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