XP에서 (물론 32bit) VMWare에 Solaris10을 설치해 보았다. 그런데 64Bit운영체제인데 설정이 32bit로 되어 있다고 나온다. 물론 실행도 안된다. VMWare에서 찾아보니 다음과 같은 내용이 있었다.
Solaris10버전은 CPU가 64bit이면 자동으로 64bit로 설치가 되므로 VMWare설정에 아래의 내용을 추가 해주면 64 CPU에서 32로 강제로 설정된다.
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I have a 64-bit host machine with a processor that is not supported by Workstation for 64-bit guests. When I try to install Solaris 10 as a 32-bit guest operating system, Workstation displays an error message indicating that I do not have a supported 64-bit processor. How can I install Solaris 10 as a 32-bit guest operating system?
Solution
When the Solaris 10 guest detects the host processor’s 64-bit capability during installation, it attempts to enter longmode, and Workstation displays an error message indicating that you do not have a supported 64-bit processor. You may be able to work around this problem by suppressing the longmode feature. Try adding the following line to the guest virtual machine’s configuration (.vmx) file:
monitor_control.disable_longmode = 1
Once you have successfully installed Solaris 10 in 32-bit mode, VMware recommends that you remove the line from the configuration file, since this setting might cause problems with some applications. To force Solaris 10 to boot in 32-bit mode on a 64-bit host, execute the following command from a command line prompt within the guest:
eeprom boot-file=kernel/unix
This command requires superuser privileges.
Note: If you upgrade the guest operating system (for example, from Solaris 10 Upgrade 1 to Solaris 10 Upgrade 2), you need to re-execute the eeprom command because the entry is automatically removed on upgrade.
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