Trying to upgrade from OS9.1 to OS10.0 on B+W G#-greyed out disc

I'm trying to get OS10 to install on a Blue and White G3 but the disc (a cd) won't recognize.
Trying to restart from the disc drive generates a disc error2 message.
Holding down the c key on reboot doens't work.
Accessing from start-up menu and the disc is recognized but is greyed out...
tried to target the machine and that didn't work either.
There's 256mb of ram in there.
4+GB of space on the drive.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Drew

Is this your problem?
106235- Mac OS X: Disk Appears Dimmed (or "Grayed Out") in the Installer
Have you upgraded the firmware? You must do that before you attempt to run Mac OS X.
Have you tried inserting the CD and clicking on the "Install Mac OS X" Icon?
The Blue & White G3 cannot offer its disk to others over FireWire, and cannot boot from an external FireWire drive.
G5 CDs will only install on a G5.

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