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I am trying to install Solaris 10 on my desktop(PIV 2.8 dual core ,3GB RAM) running RHEL5 .Full xen virtualisation is not supported by the processor but i have installed RHEL5 in xen . I cannot boot with any other OS in XEN when i try to install it . I am using the localhost web server for storing the installation image .
I have also tried using Sun virtual box . I can install solaris 10 over my linux installation but it is very slow and cannot be used .
Can someone advise on how i can install solaris in xen ....thanks in advance
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