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Oracle Solaris 11 Express 2010.11 VM for Oracle VM VirtualBox
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Installation of Oracle Solaris 11 Express 2010.11 Appliance in VirtualBox ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Requirements: X86 system with a minimum of 2GB RAM A minimum of 4 GB free disk space is needed for initial installation. The available space on the virtual disk can grow to a maximum of 20 GB. Version 3.1 or 4.0 of VirtualBox (http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads) Note: version 3.2 may fail due to Sun bug ID 7005377: Solaris fast reboot support. The message that may be seen is: WARNING: vboxguest has no quiesce() Instructions: ------------ 1) unzip OracleSolaris11Express2010_11_VM.zip Contents are: README.txt : This README OracleSolaris11Express2010_11.mf : sha1 checksum file OracleSolaris11Express2010_11.ovf : machine configuration file OracleSolaris11Express2010_11-disk1.vmdk : machine disk image 2) Start VirtualBox application. 3) From File Menu, select Import Appliance 4) Select the OracleSolaris11Express2010_11.ovf file from the directory in which the OracleSolaris11Express2010_11_VM.zip file was uncompressed in step 1. 5) In the Appliance Import Wizard, change Appliance Import Settings to suit your system: RAM: Systems with more RAM should increase this amount (up to half of available RAM is recommended). Virtual Disk Image: Select a directory in which the image size can expand (up to 20GB). 6) Start system image. 7) Log in as user "oracle", password "oracle". Notes: ----- * The default root password is "ovsroot". Changing the root password is recommended. * To install additional software, start the Package Manager by clicking on the Add More Software icon on the desktop. * The system will come up with the default network settings, using the Network Auto-Magic (NWAM) and DHCP. * A message may appear which states that a newer version of Guest Additions is available. see the following link for more information on Guest Additions: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch04.html#id490876 * ntp is enabled by default. If the appliance is not able to see the NTP servers, the service can be disabled with: root# svcadm disable ntp