SOA Suite 10.1.3.1 on Solaris?

Just wondering, does anyone know if the new soa suite v.10.1.3.1.0 can be run on solaris.
Has anyone sucessfully performed an install?
Cheers

Yes, the link for CD2 of the SOA Suite points to CD1!
I have used a very simple solution: I copied the download link into the address input field of another browser window and have substitute the file name part soa_Solaris_101310_disk1.cpio by soa_Solaris_101310_disk2.cpio.
This will download CD2.

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