<html><head><style type='text/css'>p { margin: 0; }</style></head><body><div style='font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt; color: #000000'><div>Hi,</div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b"><br></div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b">following-up on this thread, I managed to get the current r151021 ISO booting and installing on my Oracle VM Xen host - yay!!</div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b"><br></div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b">I have installed and tweaked /etc/system such as that the system boots up sucessfully. However, I am unable to configure the network card, since as soon as I am trying ipadm create-addr on it, omniOS crashes, dumps a core and reboots.</div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b"><br></div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b">Another interesting issue may be the fact that format shows two disks c1d0 <QEMU HARDDISK> and c2t0d0 <Unknown-Unknown>, when there is only one disk in the system anyway and rpool has been installed on c3t0d0.</div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b"><br></div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b">Also, there're some occasional log messages to the console about a PCI device from which no SOF interrupts have been received and which is an unusable USB UHCI host controller at this point.</div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b"><br></div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b">Cheers,</div><div id="197fc9ed-0c35-4b85-a95d-8c79cbc38b9b">Stephan</div></div></body></html>