How to startup CDE

How can I make my Solaris 8 to start up CDE? I boot up my Solaris 8 with "Reboot" from the prompt. I used Hyperterminal to access my Solaris from myPC. I went into LOM by entering "#." and "console". Then, it booted up my Solaris. After that it gave me the Console Login User and Password prompt. I logged in as "root".
But how can I start up CDE?
Many thanks in advance.

BTW, the Xerrors log file contains the following lines:
Server for dispaly 0 terminated unexpectedly 1
/dev/fb: No such file or directory
/dev/fb: No such file or directory
Graphics Adapter Device /dev/fb is of unknown type
Fatal server error
InitOutput Error loading module for /dev/fb
It looks like dtlogin failed to start up because of unknown /dev/fb. How do I create the frame buffer device, /dev/fb? I did 'ls /dev/fb' and there is none.
Pls. help!
Many thanks in advance.

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