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I'm trying to install Solaris 9 on an old hard drive in a Sun Fire 210 box. I'm connected through the LOM/serial port. I boot from the cd rom, go through all of the network configuration at which point it says it is applying the configuration.
then it says Solaris Webstart will guide me through the installation or some such. Hit return to enter, ! to exit.
I hit return, it processes a bit, then fails with :/InvocationTargetException,see stack trace - there is then no stack trace.
googling this error, the only response I found was to just use the install CD -which is what i thought I was doing.
Anyone know what this problem is and how to prevent the install disk from using webstart?
If I hit the ! to exit after the webstart comment, I just get the # prompt, which is exactly where the invocation target exception leaves me.
Thanks,
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