Setup sol-8 reboots (dump device not found)

i have a pIII intel system and im trying to setup sol 8 on it. it detects the hardware but when it gets to the interactive and jumpstart and i select either of the two, the system gives a brief message, no dump device found, rebooting and reboots. it does this on and on. i saw similar problems like this that had been logged since lkast year, and there has been no answer to them, does that mean that there is no solution to this.?

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