Solaris 8 missing flarcreate

Does anyone know where I can get the flarcreate utility for an old version of Solaris 8?

SUNWinst package.

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            perl -pe 's#OS\(DARWIN\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(WINCE\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(WINDOWS\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(SYMBIAN\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(OPENBSD\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(QNX\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(ANDROID\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(RVCT\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(FREEBSD\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(HAIKU\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(NETBSD\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(MAC_OS_X\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(IOS\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(AIX\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(LINUX\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(UNIX\)#1#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#OS\(SOLARIS\)#1#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#PLATFORM\(BREWMP\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#PLATFORM\(MAC\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#PLATFORM\(WIN\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#PLATFORM\(CHROMIUM\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#PLATFORM\(WX\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#PLATFORM\(GTK\)#0#' -i $file
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            perl -pe 's#COMPILER\(MINGW\)#0#' -i $file
            perl -pe 's#COMPILER\(GCC\)#0#' -i $file
        end
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            perl -pe 's#JS_EXPORTDATA#__declspec(dllexport)#' -i $file
        end
        gmake
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    ta,
    Mark

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