Installation of Solaris on a new HDD

Hello,
I have a new HDD (20GB) that I had just installed onto the Ultra10 workstation. I have try to install both Solaris7 and Solaris 8 but faced some issues. After the completion of the installation, the system will reboot. BUT after reboot I will encoutered the below error message.
Can anyone kindly advise.
Rebooting with command : boot
Boot device :/ pci@1f, 0/pci@1/ide@3/disk@0,0:a File and args : -F cprboot
Fast Data Access : MMU Miss
ok
Thanks
Karen

I'm unsure about the exact syntax for setting a
configuration variable at the boot prom to an
empty string (that's why I suggested "-v" :-).
And I don't want to stop one of our servers now,
just to find the right answer.
But, now that you've solaris running, you can also
change the settings from solaris, using the eeprom
command.
eeprom boot-args=
should define "boot-args" with the empty string.

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