Solaris 10 physical to Solaris 10 zones via flash archive

Hi,
I need to migrate E25K domains (all Solaris 10) to zones on an M9000. The solution architect has suggested zones on the M9000 made from flash archives of the source E25K domains for speed & simplicity (read : avoid a rebuild of the application environment and all that entails). But as best I can tell, you can only use flash archives to provision zones as part of the branded zones architecture and it does not include SOlaris 10.
As best I can tell, this is not possible - at least not in a supported way; I have seen some blogs that have hacks for making a zone from a solaris 10 flash archive but I can't do that sort of thing here.
Is my view correct? If it is, is there any timeframe for Solaris 10 P2V?
I am aware that OpenSolaris now supports Solaris (TM) as a branded zone but that will not help me here.
TIA
Steve

You log an RFE the same way you log a bug with Sun/Oracle, by calling the Support Center. For that, you would need a support contract or server serial number. If you have a relationship with a Sun/Oracle sales team, you may also be able to speak with them directly and ask if they could open the call on your behalf. The call that you open is investigated and may be determined by Sun/Oracle to be an RFE. I think I mentioned earlier that the Solari10 P2V may already have been requested by various customers, but it is always good to log the call and have yourself added as an interested party.

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    1921:   close(7)                                        Err#9 EBADF
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