I86 - installation error cannot find misc/krtld

Hi !
While trying to install Solaris 8 freeware on an AMD K6 233 with 128
Mo of RAM, a primary master hard drive with 1.4 Go capacity, an Atapi
CD-Rom
as primary slave and a 6 Go hard drive as secondary master with Linux
installed, I had the following error message:
- Boot on DCA Floppy with CD Soft n�1:
boot: cannot find misc/krtld
- ~with the install CD-Rom
(...) no dump device configured
rebooting ...
Is there solutions for this problem ?

[boot] - ~with the install CD-Rom
(...) no dump device configured
rebooting ...This one looks like a kernel panic. You can try to get more information
about the cause of the panic by booting with "kadb" installed. Boot
from the "Software 1 of 2" CD-Rom, and at the "1 interactive or 2
custom jumpstart" type "b kadb -v" instead of 1 or 2.
If the kernel panics when "kadb" is loaded you can read the complete
stack trace and other low-level information about the panic. If you
post the information the kernel provides for the panic here, maybe
someone can give an educated guess about the possible cause for
the panic.
You should also provide a detailed list of hardware installed in your
system (like additional NIC cards, e.g. recent 3com cards are know
to crash the solaris kernel), and which solaris 8 update release
you're trying to install.

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