Can't install Sol 9 on Ultra 20

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I've acquired a Sun Ultra 20 that was previously running Windows 2003.
I'm trying to install Solaris 9 but when booting from the "Installation" CD I get the following messages...
WARNING: consconfig: could not find driver for screen device /pci@0,0/pci10de,5c@9/display@5
WARNING: Could not attach frame buffer to wscons, error 6
Can't find driver for console framebuffer At this point the installation appears to hang
I'm using the Solaris 9 for x86 CD's downloaded from Sun's website yesterday.
I'm using a standard VGA monitor & I believe the Ultra 20 has an ATI Rage XL Graphics adapter.
Anyone got any suggestions?
Thanks and regards
Kevin

According to sunsolve the minimum version of solaris
supported on the ultra20 is solaris 10. Unless its an
ultra 20 m2 in which case you need solaris 10u2.OK.
Looks like I'll have to download Solaris 10.
Thanks & Regards
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