Install Solaris10 on a Blade1000 from dvd fails

Hi,
I want to install Solaris10 from DVD on a Blade1000.
After resetting the Blade1000 it founs the DvD.
Boot cdrom will start but does not found a bootable file.
another Sun was installed correctly with this DvD.
Any hints what to do?

Replace the DVD drive.
Early versions of the 390-0025 SCSI optical drive had problems with DVD media.
There is a firmware patch for the drive, but it sounds like your computer isn't functional enough (at the moment) to let you apply that patch.
The early drives would work fine with CD media, and sometimes read DVD data disks, but could not boot from DVD.
Glance at this thread in the Hardware Forum:
http://supportforum.sun.com/hardware/index.php?t=msg&got o=20180

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