SUN Blade 2000 giving FATAL SCSI Error while booting from CDROM

Hi,
SUN Blade 2000 system giving "FATAL SCSI Error at Script address 110 SCSI parity Error Arbitration Complete" while trying to boot from CDROM.
Thanks in advance.
Bye
vijay

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