Solaris as a guest OS with Virtual PC running Mac OS X as a host OS

Trying to instal Solaris as a guest OS - 5 times with Connectix Virtual PC 6 (Mac OS X - host OS) and once with MS Virtual PC 7. No success !
Everything's going well (Solaris detected video card and monitor) text based instal and GUI-based(finished instal CD1), until you need to reboot, to continue to proceed next.
After reboot message: X-window X11 cannot to be found but Install Lancher(GUI) is starting and ... unspectualy crushed.
Sort of message press return to reboot. rebooting.
loging with text:
root and password.
The question: How to re-start Install Lancher?
xinit : not found
startx: not found
Trying with VESA video card with minimum video effect - ZERO NOTHING !!!
THE QUESTION: HOW TO RE-START INSTALL LANCHER ? HELP will be appreciated
P.S. I have Mac Mini with Mac OS X Tiger There is no problem to install any Linux OS with Virtual PC 6 or even VP 7
I think Sun have to do something to make Solaris x86 as a guest OS run on
Virtual PC

ph0enix2002:
sys-unconfig [ENTER]
select XOrg when and entere other various config parameters when prompted
Please be more specific What is "entere other various config parameters when prompted" ?
What is your host system ? Mac OS X or MS Windows?
What is your version Virtual PC ?
How to re-start install lancher? I stuck whith first CD installed and must continue with second install CD 2 and all other stuff
[img] http://www.pix05.com/f/solaris_picture_12997.gif
How to re-start install lancher ?

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