Anyone installs Solaris 10 in a Netra X1 ??

Hi !!
Excuse me for the tiny english,isn't my native languaje, I'm spanish ;-)
I'm trying to install Solaris 10 OS in my Netra X1. This machine doesn't have CD/DVD-ROM device, so I'm trying to install over the network. Also I have a Ultra10 working (with Solaris 10 too), which that's ready with installserver shared by NFS (step by step from documentation). Using 'add_client_install' with Ultra10 MAC address etc all good.
I can boot the setup program from the Netra X1 (I can see it with LOM throught terminal), and I can configure the net, timezone, packages to install etc. Also I can configure the slices in the disk (original IDE disk from Sun that becomes with the machine)
All's fine, but before the install program fails to finish (before the 100% installing packages). The fail consist in some errors than "Can't write /etc/vfstab" and similar.
The Solaris 10 installation always fails in this moment :-(
Well, trying again, reboot the machine (reboot in the middle of Solaris 10's setup program) and the sol10's kernel loads ok, but can't find /sbin/init and other files, so I doesn't boot properly.
Trying to change install server (deleting install server files and rebuilding again), downloading new DVD ISOs from Internet, and
i got the same error. Installing core, OEM or End-user cluster packages got the same error.
Please, help me with this question ... �Thank you very much!

I have successfully installed Solaris 10 on 6 Netra X1 using jumpstart. 5 with single disk and 1 with mirrored disks.
If there is nothing wrong with the target disk or the installation image then I would guess the installer is complaining that the size of one of the slices is too small. You could try installing with just a swap partition and put all the rest in the root partition.

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Target 1
Unit 0 Disk SEAGATE ST318404LSUN18G 4207
Target 4
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Resetting ...
Netra t1 (UltraSPARC-IIi 440MHz), No Keyboard
OpenBoot 3.10.25 ME, 1024 MB memory installed,
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Evaluating: boot cdrom1
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Please tell me what am I missing here or doing wrong. Please help.

Sun-worshiper,
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Just in case someone else runs into this type of issue:
When you run probe-scsi-all please pay attention to the target. In order to boot from the DVD, I executed the following commands from the ok prompt:
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Heres the information, I punched in for S8
Host name : HOST
DHCP: No
IPv6: No
IP address: DSL static IP
Netmask: DSL Subnet Mask IP number
Name Service: DNS, clicked
Domain Name: DOMAIN.com
Server IP Address: Primary DNS IP
from DSL provider
Search Domain: Blank
I keep getting error messages , can get it work. ;( It said there is error in name service.
I can do a full install, except making it online.
Thanks for helping in advance
ps Hardware info. in cased needed
p2 400, BX chipset, 100FSB, 256MB Ram
3Com 3C905B,
no sound card,
IBM GXP 30G HD, running ATA 33, Primary IDE Bus Master,
CD -ROM, 56X , ATA 33, Secondary IDE Bus Master
2 Win2k Machines, and this Solaris, connecting to
SMC EZ Switch 10/100 5ports + 1 uplink.
EZ Switch regular port (not uplink) connecting to
3Com Firewall 25
Firewall 25 to DSL modem etc..

ah, from old post,
install it then config later is more easier, let me try that first :P

Anyone installs Solaris 10 in a Netra X1 ??

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