ISO Burn CD Failure

Hi All,
I keep getting the blue screen and a flashing cursor, but no install options. I've tried burning at a low speed, and from different burn devices(that I know are ok), and still the same. 1 CD even gave a "can't find boot.bin" error. Anyone else experienced this.? Cheers.
coolboarderguy

after the 4th burned CD, from yet another box/writer,
I still get the cannot find boot.bin error
message..below is what is in Tools on the CD,
[root@localhost ~]# cd /media/cdrecorder
[root@localhost cdrecorder]# ls
Copyright JDS-THIRDPARTYLICENSEREADME Solaris_10
[root@localhost cdrecorder]# cd Solaris_10
[root@localhost Solaris_10]# ls
Docs Misc Patches Product Tools
[root@localhost Solaris_10]# cd Tools
[root@localhost Tools]# ls
add_install_client Boot dial rm_install_client
setup_install_server
[root@localhost Tools]# cat Boot
cat: Boot: No such file or directory
[root@localhost Tools]# cd Boot
-bash: cd: Boot: No such file or directory
[root@localhost Tools]#The issue with the "Boot" file is an expected problem. It's a
symbolic link that points to "../../../s0" and this link is intended
to be used with the Solaris "vold" daemon, once the system is
installed. This symbolic link won't work in a foreign OS, because
it probably points to a non existing file / path.
(did you run the above commands on a ***BSD or Linux box?)
There is a UFS root filesystem (using little endian byte ordering)
on the CD boot media, and this filesystem contains the
/boot/solaris/boot.bin file.
The filesystem that you've been looking at is the ISO9660/Rock-
Ridge filesystem part, it will be mounted on the /cdrom
subdirectory in the UFS root filesystem during installation.
I'm not sure if Linux is able to mount Solaris x86 UFS filesystems.
(from the Solaris x86 installation CD).

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