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Installing the Oracle Solaris Operating System

Installation Overview

Installing the Oracle Solaris 10 OS From the Distribution Media

How to Install the Oracle Solaris OS From the Distribution Media

Installing the Oracle Solaris 10 OS Using a PXE Network Environment

How to Install Oracle Solaris 10 Using a Network PXE Boot

Updating Oracle Solaris

How to Install the Oracle Solaris OS From the Distribution Media

  1. Connect your CD/DVD drive.

    If you are using a CD/DVD drive connected to the USB:

    1. Connect the USB CD/DVD drive into the USB port of the multiport cable.
    2. Insert the Oracle Solaris OS distribution CD/DVD into the CD/DVD drive connected to the server module.

      If you are using RKVM, mount the CD/DVD drive or an equivalent ISO image using RKVM, as described in the ILOM documentation.

  2. Power on the system.
    1. Press F8 during POST to access the BBS pop-up menu.

      A boot device list appears.

    2. Select the CD/DVD drive from the boot list.
      • If you are connecting over USB, select USB CD/DVD .

      • If you are connecting using an RKVM session, select Virtual CD/DVD.

    The server boots from the selected media and displays a boot menu.

  3. Refer to the Oracle Solaris documentation to guide you through the remainder of the installation process.

    Note - Make sure your installation includes the development tools. You will need them later to install the drivers.


    Oracle Solaris documentation can be found at:http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/indexes/documentation/index.html

  4. Install server-specific patches for the Solaris OS found on the Tools and Drivers CD/DVD ISO image under \Solaris.
  5. Update the operating system.

    See Updating Oracle Solaris.