jlliagre

Great info. Insightful.

Came to my senses.

Installing Ubuntu and picked MLA or whatever to partition it later.

Will install Freebsd and UNIX (Oracle Solaris) later.

Want UNIX for some heavy duty bulletproof tasks.

Have a nice day!

QUESTIONS: (3)

Does not heavy duty bulletproof tasks need good programming on which ever operating system one uses,
therefore the same goes for the operating system itself, it too needs good programming so that it can preform heavy duty bulletproof tasks?

Because that is what it is suppose to be able to do in the first place, is it not?

BW

Yes.Yes.Yes.

Do I win a Linuxquestions.org t-shirt? XL please.Navy.

Thanks!

You'll have to take that up with management. I don't actually work here <> I am just an independent equal opportunity Employee

BW

What's the best way to write a USB drive or DVD of Freebsd and UNIX

on this Ubuntu system?

Please?

Thanks!

I do not deal with CD/DVD. Therefore, you are better suited to apply that question in general in the proper area in here so that others in here that would know the answer to that question can tell you.

BW

https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desk...tick-on-ubuntu

I think this will work.

Thanks!

Help! Help!

Jllagria. Where are you?

I'm slowly catching on that Oracle Solaris is picky about hardware.

If they are picky about hardware.

If they are being deceptive about making you give up and just

get one of their Sparc stations I am going to be very not happy!

Thanks!

maybe I did not understand your question fully due to usage of terms.

USB Drive is a CD/DVD/Floppy dirve
USB Stick is them little sticks that you stick in the USB Port aka USB flash drive

if you are talking about that and not w USB Drive for CD/DVD
then I'd used
and any other parms that are recommended by the provider of the medium (iso file) you are going to burn to your other medium. (USB Stick)
BUT
If you where in fact specking only of writting to a CD/DVD I would not have a clue what is the better of two more in a selection of which way is best question. Trial and error is all I could suggest.

BW

yes.flash drive.

That part worked.

Maybe Windows made flash drives and DVD's have been good all along.

Oracle Solaris install disk is hanging up at copyright notice after

spinning percent wheels. That's the point it is hanging up at.

Googling 'hanging up Oracle Solaris' I've seen looks of BIOS and hardware problems.

Thanks!

Currently online.
Yes, it's not a generic purpose OS. I warned you.
Nobody wants you to buy a SparcStation. The last model (SS20) was probably sold by Sun 20 years ago and there are no more workstations on Sun/Oracle catalog since probably six or seven years. Solaris is a mostly a server OS nowadays, although X11/gnome is still supported but essentially for remote GUIs.

If you just want to experiment with Solaris and your hardware (which you fail to describe by the way) doesn't work with it, your best option is to install Solaris on a virtualized environment. I would recommend VirtualBox which is well tested with Solaris.

Jlliagre

System:

Asus motherboard 5xx

AMD ? processor

Memory 4 gb?

Video card ?

500 gb hard drive

It's about 5 years old.

Will get info off of it.

Thanks!