Hi guys,
I am using VMware 9 on Windows 7 x64 bit.
After configuring Solris 10 installation, when it boots first time to install the OS, it throws some error:
PXE-E53: no boot filename received vmware
PXE-M0F: Exiting Intel PXE ROM.
Operating System not found.
Please help me in this issue, as I'm trying to install it for the past 1 week and unable to get through this problem so far.
Please let me know if anyone need some other information.
Regards,
Satyaveer Arya
Is your installation media bootable? The network boot is the fallback if the VM finds no other bootable media - hard drive, floppy, optical.
If the CD/DVD is bootable, specify the drive letter instead of using the default "auto detect".
I'm using ISO image downloaded from Oracle website. I didn't check whether the image is bootable or not..
OK - are you just pointing the VM's CD-ROM drive to the iso image on your host? That will install faster than a physical media, too. Make sure the checkbox is enabled to "Connect at boot".
Let me check again and will get back to you...
I configured the virtual machine for Solaris 10 again and please see the image pasted below:
In Hardware window "New CD/DVD" you're talking about? And the CD/DVD Advanced Settings window I have attached in the same window.
Please verify.
That would be correct. Except, from the name of the ISO file you downloaded, it appears you downloaded the one for Sparc processors, not Intel x86 ones!
Ohhh.... Then can you please tell me which one would be the one for x86 one?
Or can you please provide me the link?
Well, I got the link and I'm downloading the x86 one.
I'll try the new image and will update here.
Thanks buddy!
Hi,
I tried the x86 image and it worked.
I was using wrong image, i.e., sparc one.
Well, thank you very much Petruska.
Hi RDPetruska and All,
Can you please tell what to do in the same case, if I am using sol-10-u11-ga-sparc-dvd.iso ?
what settings needs to be done, for the same. On vmware or on my host OS
My host OS is Win7 Home Premium (x64)
Thanks
pankaj
You cannot use the sparc architecture version - you must use the Intel x86/x64 architecture one!
