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Title	Unix Tip: Burning bootable DVDs
Type	Tip
Source	ITworld 03/05/2008
Summary	One of the messages that you don't want to see when getting ready to upgrade a system to Solaris 10 is "can't open boot device". The problems this kind of error suggests, such as bad CD/DVD reader or improper device alias, can be troublesome. So, when I ran into this problem on a Friday afternoon, I was not amused. I had tried various boot commands, but got the same basic response each time... continue

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