Sol8 Jumpstart problem... client rebooting ??

Hi all,
I'm Jumpstarting a Netra T1AC200 with Sol8 and about 75% in to the finish script, the client reboots unexpectedly. I've changed the order of the finish script, and it's not a specific component of that which is causing the reboot. The Netra's need specific patches in order to be Jumpstarted. It had worked perfectly many times before, then I upgraded to a newer rev. of the patch and now I'm having problems. I also cannot find the original patches on sunsolve anymore. Anyone ever experience this, or have any ideas?
Thanks,
Eric
patches used:
108528-07 (also tried -08)
110383-01
109793-07

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Use is subject to license terms.
Installation of <SUNWrsc> was successful.
********* Remainder of post-install successful, Deleted for space *********
********** END ****************

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In my desperation to get it back on track, i restarted and loaded up disk one, mentioned above, in the hope that it would allow me to erase my hard drive again. To cut a long story short, i ended up erasing the hard drive and began installing from this disk. It then asked me to insert disk two to complete the set up (which i dont have) and unsuprisingly, it is now stuck...asking me for disk two.
When i insert this disk again to try and reboot again in order to erase the hard drive and then some how eject the disk, i just get a white screen with the turning wheel symbol...
Im at my wits end and feel sure that ive wrecked it!
Any advice would be greatly appreciated...im thinking that maybe i need to try and get hold of a complete set of osx 10.4.1 discs???

It's likely that the hard drive was becoming unreliable after years of use. That's probably the reason for the "sluggishness," and why you had to do all the re-installs. I have a "Late 2006" iMac (the last iMac model with a white non-metallic case), and the only thing that has ever gone wrong on it is the hard drive becoming unreliable. So I replaced it (a few years ago), and it's still going strong.
However, you should be able to boot from the optical drive, using that Snow Leopard disc. Try starting up with the Option key held down. This should give you the Startup Manager screen, where you can choose from available startup choices. Insert the Snow Leopard disc at this screen. If it becomes available as a choice, choose it and continue the startup.
At the first Installer screen, you can go up to the menu bar, and from the Utilities menu, select to run Disk Utility. Does your internal drive appear in the Disk Utility sidebar? From here, you can do things like erase the hard drive. If you select the DRIVE in the sidebar, there is a field along the bottom of the window called S.M.A.R.T. Status. That may provide some indication about health of the drive. You can also do a File -> Get Info on the drive, to see additional details about the drive.
im thinking that maybe i need to try and get hold of a complete set of osx 10.4.1 discs???
Do NOT get a 10.4.1 disc. The Intel Macs were released during Mac OS X 10.4 run, but not until about 10.4.6 or so. That 10.4.1 disc is for older PowerPC Macs only. Actually, ALL retail Tiger (10.4.x) installation discs are only for PowerPC Macs. Instead, you should buy the Snow Leopard (10.6) disc from Apple, which they still sell from the online Apple Store for $20.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard

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