Solaris 9 - installing at 2nd HD

Dear all,
I'm trying to install Solaris 9 at the 2nd HD (c0d1) of my PC. After starting up the installation CD and having the GUI poped up, it asks for putting the installation image to my HD. However, it only let me configure my first HD (c0d0). How should I do to make it write on my c0d1? Also, what should I do to make it boot from c0d1? Is it sufficient enough just to rearrange the booting sequence through BIOS?
Thx in advance.
Wilson.

Try to install sol9 after setting bios boot to second disk !

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