Old netboot Not working

Well I am having problems here
I got most of my server setup, and I have netboot running
Netboot will work on my slot loading imac, but it will not work on my tray loading imac,
I have done the netinfo manger trick to put oldnetbootenabled
I have restarted the server
Still the old imac will not boot
The server is running 10.3.9 and the g3 tray load has the firmware updates.
and the net boot image is a os9.2 from apple (for os9 boot)
thanks

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