Solaris 10 on virtual pc , vmware or qemu ?

Hi, i'm new to Solaris. i was wondering if i could install Solaris 10 on any of these ?. My goal is get SCSA. My options are,
Intel Core 2 Duo, Intel 975 mobo (unsupported). or
Intel Pentium D, Intel 945 mobo (supported) or
getting old IBM Intellistation E pro (P4 1.7Ghz, i845 chipset) or ThinkCentre A51 (P4 3.06 Ghz, i915)
Core, D and ThinkCentre models would cost the same, and E Pro will be around $250 (including 19" monitor)
any suggestions ?. Thanks in advance.

I really doubt whether Solaris 10 will run properly (if at all) on Core 2 Duo. I have been trying to install on my Core 2 Duo for two months now with both Solaris 10 and the latest Solaris Express - no luck. As soon as the pc reboots after installing, I either find myself staring at a black screen or my box goes into endless rebooting.
I have noticed that I am not the only one who is affected by this weird behavior. I have read similar complaints from people who are also running Core 2 Duo, Pentium D or Centrino. I also found a forum which points out that neither of these CPUs is currently supported by Solaris, at least not in 64 bit mode (32 bit mode does appear to work, but I am just too fed up to even give it a try...). I guess Linus Torvalds was right to point out that hardware support under solaris is a hoax.
Whatever, the same behavoir appears to affect Solaris running inside vmware (although I cannot confirm this). Read this one for example :
http://pubs.vmware.com/guestnotes/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=guestos_new&file=guestos_solaris10.html

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If u have installed Solaris operating system on some VMWare by iso file then it will treat iso file as CD. So that following steps will resolve ur issue.
1. Mount that iso file into /mnt file system.
For example ur iso mounted file system like this:-
/mnt/cdrom/Solaris_10/Product
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pkgadd -d /mnt/Solaris_10/Product SUNWi1cs SUNWi512
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It is the right way to add package from source
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i downloaded the iso files of solaris 10 for x86.
i used to check my cd first on VMware but unfortunately i get always the message that no bootable cd.
can solaris work in virtual machine environment?
thank you

can solaris work in virtual machine environment?The following URL says Solaris can be run as guest OS under VMware.
http://pubs.vmware.com/guestnotes/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=guestos&file=guestos_solaris10.html
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Hi there,
I am trying to setup Solaris Cluster 3.3 on Vmware ESX 4.1
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HP DL 380 G7
HP P2000 Fibre Channel Storage
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* cluster check (ver 1.0)
Report Date: 2011.02.28 at 16.04.46 EET
2011.02.28 at 14.04.46 GMT
Command run on host:
39bc6e2d- sun1
Checks run on nodes:
sun1
Unique Checks: 5
===========================================================================
* Summary of Single Node Check Results for sun1
===========================================================================
Checks Considered: 5
Results by Status
Violated : 0
Insufficient Data : 0
Execution Error : 0
Unknown Status : 0
Information Only : 0
Not Applicable : 2
Passed : 3
Violations by Severity
Critical : 0
High : 0
Moderate : 0
Low : 0
* Details for 2 Not Applicable Checks on sun1
* Check ID: S6708606 ***
* Severity: Moderate
* Problem Statement: Multiple network interfaces on a single subnet have the same MAC address.
* Applicability: Scan output of '/usr/sbin/ifconfig -a' for more than one interface with an 'ether' line. Check does not apply if zero or only one ether line.
* Check ID: S6708496 ***
* Severity: Moderate
* Problem Statement: Cluster node (3.1 or later) OpenBoot Prom (OBP) has local-mac-address? variable set to 'false'.
* Applicability: Applicable to SPARC architecture only.
* Details for 3 Passed Checks on sun1
* Check ID: S6708605 ***
* Severity: Critical
* Problem Statement: The /dev/rmt directory is missing.
* Check ID: S6708638 ***
* Severity: Moderate
* Problem Statement: Node has insufficient physical memory.
* Check ID: S6708642 ***
* Severity: Critical
* Problem Statement: /proc fails to mount periodically during reboots.
===========================================================================
* End of Report 2011.02.28 at 16.04.46 EET
===========================================================================
Edited by: user13603929 on 28-Feb-2011 22:22
Edited by: user13603929 on 28-Feb-2011 22:24
Note: Please ignore memory error I have installed 5GB memory and it says it requires min 1 GB! i think it is a bug!
Edited by: user13603929 on 28-Feb-2011 22:25

@TimRead
Hi, thanks for reply,
I have already followed the steps also on your links but no joy on this.
What i noticed here is cluster seems to be buggy. Because i have tried to install cluster 3.3 on physical hardware and it gave me excat same error messages! interesting isnt it?
Please see errors below that I got from on top of VMware and also on Solaris Physical hardware installation:
ERROR1:
Comment: I have installed different memories all the time. It keeps sayying that silly error.
problem_statement : *Node has insufficient physical memory.
<analysis>5120 MB of memory is installed on this node.The current release of Solaris Cluster requires a minimum of 1024 MB of physical memory in each node. Additional memory required for various Data Services.</analysis>
<recommendations>Add enough memory to this node to bring its physical memory up to the minimum required level.
ERROR2
Comment: Despite rmt directory is there I gor error below on cluster check
<problem_statement>The /dev/rmt directory is missing.
<analysis>The /dev/rmt directory is missing on this Solaris Cluster node. The current implementation of scdidadm(1M) relies on the existence of /dev/rmt to successfully execute 'scdidadm -r'. The /dev/rmt directory is created by Solaris regardless of the existence of the actual nderlying devices. The expectation is that the user will never delete this directory. During a reconfiguration reboot to add new disk devices, if /dev/rmt is missing scdidadm will not create the new devices and will exit with the following error: 'ERR in discover_paths : Cannot walk /dev/rmt' The absence of /dev/rmt might prevent a failover to this node and result in a cluster outage. See BugIDs 4368956 and 4783135 for more details.</analysis>
ERROR3
Comment: All Nics have different MAC address though, also I have done what it suggests me. No joy here as well!
<problem_statement>Cluster node (3.1 or later) OpenBoot Prom (OBP) has local-mac-address? variable set to 'false'.
<analysis>The local-mac-address? variable must be set to 'true.' Proper operation of the public networks depends on each interface having a different MAC address.</analysis>
<recommendations>Change the local-mac-address? variable to true: 1) From the OBP (ok> prompt): ok> setenv local-mac-address? true ok> reset 2) Or as root: # /usr/sbin/eeprom local-mac-address?=true # init 0 ok> reset</recommendations>
ERROR4
Comment: No comment on this, i have done what it says no joy...
<problem_statement>/proc fails to mount periodically during reboots.
<analysis>Something is trying to access /proc before it is normally mounted during the boot process. This can cause /proc not to mount. If /proc isn't mounted, some Solaris Cluster daemons might fail on startup, which can cause the node to panic. The following lines were found:</analysis>
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Hi All,
I have been trying to create a Solaris 10 64 bit Virtual Machine on ESX and VMWare server Virtualization Platform.
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V240/210. Running TFTP Server, RARPD,
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I am running a Solaris 10 u8 x86 64-bit guest as a VirtualBox VM on a WinXP x64 host. I was running out of space in the guest VM, so I used CloneVDI (http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=22422) to clone and expand the VM from 20GB to 30GB. Now I need to expand the / partition in the VM filesystem so that it sees the whole 30GB now available. What is the best way to do this within the Sol10 guest? Is there a way to simply add a new "extent" to the existing filesystem?
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The virtual disk is now expandable to 40GB.Do you mean you've already expanded it?
prtvtoc /dev/dsk/c0d0s0* /dev/dsk/c0d0s0 partition map
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