Now that the installation has finished we need to adjust a few settings to make everything work, we'll use the console to do it. Below, ^D means push Ctrl+D.
First we'll set the SCSI flags so it'll boot properly.
# cd /a/etc # cat >> system set scsi_options=0x58 ^D #
Next we need some network settings. Let's add a default router, the address that QEMU uses is 10.0.2.2.
# cat > defaultrouter 10.0.2.2 ^D #
Now configure DNS. The nameserver is 10.0.2.3.
By default, Solaris doesn't use a nameserver at all so we need to enable it. The first 3 lines make that change to nsswitch.conf and save it in a new file, replace the old file, then set the right permissions.
Next we tell it what nameserver to use by adding a line to the resolv.conf file.
# sed 's/hosts:.*files/hosts: files dns/g' nsswitch.conf > nsswitch.conf.new # mv nsswitch.conf nsswitch.conf.old && mv nsswitch.conf.new nsswitch.conf # chmod 644 nsswitch.conf # cat > resolv.conf nameserver 10.0.2.3 ^D
All set! Time to reboot, just type reboot and hit enter.
