OpenInstaller is only supported on Solaris 9 or later error

I was trying to install java 1.6 version on an Solaris machine During install it failed with the following error message "openInstaller is only supported on Solaris 9 or later" since the Solaris version on this machine is 5.8
As per the sun download page, it was mentioned like supported version is Solaris 8,9 and 10.
http://www.java.com/en/download/help/5000010600.xml
My Solaris machine version is 5.8
./java_ee_sdk-6u1-jdk-solaris-sparc.sh
extracted: install/metadata/view/jwsdp_5.png
extracted: install/metadata/view/jwsdp_6.png
extracted: install/metadata/view/jwsdp_7.png
extracted: install/metadata/view/updatetool.xml
openInstaller is only supported on Solaris 9 or later
Could you please let me know what is the issue and how to resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Ricks

bumping this up in hopes of an answer....
it appears that the jar installer works fine, the problem is with .bin installers only.....
in install docs found proposed solution of "use df compatible with used posix" - that must be a joke, right ??
we're supposed to replace df that comes with OS with some version that works with posix used by the installer ?? Really ?@?@?

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