Install Solaris10 over network.

I have one sinfire v245 box which is in remote location (DR site). I want to install Solari10-u5 on it.
I can't travel to remote site due to some restriction.
Presently Solaris10-U1 is installed in the box.
I have telnet/SSH access to Solaris-OS, and i have SSH access to it's "Advanced Lights Out Manager".
There is no one in remote location who can insert Solaris10-u5 media.
In this situation, is there anyway that i can freshly install Solaris10-u5 on it ?

Ok. I learned the way how to install Solaris over network.
I have created a install server on another solaris box, the client and this box are in the same network.
I am trying to install the client, i am getting this error on the client continuously . Any idea how to solve this ?
ar_entry_query: Could not find the ace for source address <IP_Address>
ar_entry_query: Could not find the ace for source address <IP_Address>

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Could I install Arch without network connection? Which command I can use to do that, say, pacman?
Why don't we provide a CD such as Ubuntu did?
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Awebb wrote:
Max-P wrote:TL;DR: Just download the packages you need and put that on some media and install with pacman -U.
Which will break dependencies, unless you go all the way and install package by package with --asdeps.
Not if you install them all at once in one command. Also works if you install them in the correct order, but just dumping all the packages in the command line fixes it because pacman reads all the package first, check depencies afterward. That way, it will see you install 100 packages, all depencies met -> no problem.
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Thanks so much guys, i really look forward to your responses.
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2. Do not proceed with an Archive and Install if DU reports errors it cannot fix. In that case use Disk Warrior and/or TechTool Pro to repair the hard drive. If neither can repair the drive, then you will have to erase the drive and reinstall from scratch.
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please tell me what else should I post. Also, is it necessary to have the cookie synced over network (nfs, sshfs etc...) or is it OK if I just copy it?

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How a java program on a machine can be run without having JRE on the same machine, rather interpreting bytecode over network having JRE on another machine?

Rahul.Kumar wrote:
well, so my java program is running on x. Initialy X had JRE and on invoking java program from command prompt, it had looked for JRE at path, set in environmental settings. Now I moved JRE to another machine Y and connected these two machines (X and Y). You have two machines X and Y.
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In X path is set to the JRE on Y. The path on X has absolutely nothing to do with anything on Y.
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