SUNFIRE V210, E1F64 read error boot failed?

Does anyone know what this error means on the Sunfire v210 server?

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This thread has been moved from the Solaris Kernel discussion space,
to the Sun Servers HARDWARE discussion space, for closer topic alignment.
I concur with Pascal that you do not have a Solaris kernel issue, nor even a Solaris issue.
You have an ancient AXI systemboard (which was a piece of hardware manufactured by Sun Microsystems for the OEM market --  most likely the SPARCengine CP1500 board).  It is UltraSPARC-IIi hardware that is about 15 to 20 years old, and it is tired.
I suggest you shut the box down, completely take it apart and then put it back together again.
Remove all accumulated dust and lint.
Remove and reinstall the CPU modules.   Remove and reinstall the RAM.  Remove and reinstall all expansion board risers.  Remove and reinstall all adapter cards.  Examine all internal data cabling.   Clean any and all cooling fans as well as the power supply.
  That action will burnish all mechanical and electrical connections.
After you have re-assembled the box, boot from CDROM and examine all your filesystems.   FSCK any that require it.

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