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Reconfigure a new x86 Solaris system

Asked by geotiger in Sun Microsystems Desktop Computers, Sun Solaris, Unix Operating Systems

Tags: solaris, reconfigure, x86

I recently bought a X2100 Sun Fire server and it has Solaris 10 pre-insalled. I messed up in my initial configuration by choosing a wrong terminal type and Chinese as display language. The texts were displayed all over my hyper-terminal and Chinese are displayed as code not Chinese characters.

Is there any way to reset it so that I can start over with configuration? The Solaris 10 x86 uses GRUB to control its start. Any one knows how I can change the boot parameters?

Thanks.

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Reconfigure a new x86 Solaris system

Asked by geotiger in Sun Microsystems Desktop Computers, Sun Solaris, Unix Operating Systems

Tags: solaris, reconfigure, x86

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