Boot up problem with Blade 2000

Hi,
In a previous post we installed the latest Solaris 10 without problem on a Seagate 73Gb drive. Just down loaded and installed SunPCI III 3.2.2. We opened SunPCI to create a C: drive. Had to close SunPCI because we had to leave the office. Powered down the machine OK. When we returned and powered up we had the following on the screen at boot:
Boot device: /PCI@8,600000/SUNW,q|c@4/fp@),0/disk@w21000004 cf9b66ff,0:a file and arguments:
Boot: Cannot find misc/sparcv9/krtld
Boot: Error loading intepreter (misc/sparcv9krtld)
Elf64 read error
Boot failed
Enter file name [platform/sun4u/kernel/sparcv9/unix]
Can anyone tell us what the problem is? Has the hard drive failed? Will try to reload solaris. Probe-scsi-all sees the HD OK.
Thanks

... if the previous Sol10 installation could reboot just fine,
then the SunPCI has destroyed the bootimage or anything
near it (physically, on the harddisk).
krtld is the kernel runtime loader / debugger
one of the few things which are not modular in Solaris

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Hello
You are absolutely right. Your unit has S3 Savage IX8 graphic card but problem is that your unit is delivered with WinME operating system. That means that there is no support for other operating systems. All drivers are designed for each notebook model and OS separately. The only way to solve this problem is to install the driver given by graphic card producer. If this not works you have a big problem.
Sorry but I really dont know what you can do. Maybe you can try to install the driver designed for Sat 2750. There is the same graphic card but driver is designed for Win98SE.

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