How to boot with another Recovery DVD?

(Sorry if i have Bad-English)
Hi guys, i bought a 15" MacBook Pro (A1286, Mid-2010) and i'm want to make a clean installation of a Snow Leopard DVD (Note: I bought that computer Without the Original Recovery DVD's) with a Non-Factory Recovery DVD's...
The problem is: When i'm trying to boot from the DVD, it Starts to read (and the Apple logo appears without the progress animation) and the DVD reader stops reading... Nothing else happens
Please Help Me!

Set the value of the the OpenBootProm (OBP) variable "boot-file" to "kadb" (or "kadb -v" if you prefer verbose kernel messages).
Use either the eeprom(1M) command from the running solaris system,
like this:
<pre>
% eeprom boot-file (<- query current value of "boot-file")
boot-file=kadb
% eeprom boot-file=kadb (<- define new value)
</pre>
You can also define this variable from the OBP monitor using the
OBP command "setenv"
Starting with the next reboot, the file "kadb" will be booted instead
of the "kernel/unix". kadb will load "kernel/unix" automatically
under debugger control...

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