Dual ultra320 scsi controller

Hi all
I m trying to install new dual ultra320 scsi controller on Sun Fire c20z Server. But there is an error message
ERROR: EXPANSION ROM NOT INITALIZED
PCI MASS STORAGE CONTROLLER IN SLOT 02 BUS 03 DEVICE 01 FUNCTION 0.0
Pls help me to fix this Problem

Sorry rakman2, but your suggestions will not work with that system.
A Sun V20z is Intel Xeon based.
No OBP, and therefore no OBP commands or utilities (such as probe).
Let's just wait for hero to provide more information.
Edit:
Corrected a typo and noticed that it has been three months.
The original poster has not returned.
... and an error about a ROM on a peripheral usually means unqualified 3rd party hardware.

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"... the SSH is your friend..."
"... the SSH is your friend..."
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