05-21-2015
Your workstation is SPARC based.
Is there a DVD drive in it? Or only a CD drive?
You can download the OS from here:
Oracle Solaris 10 Downloads
Get the SPARC version (NOT x86)
I would think you need to use Solaris 10 unless you know which version is/was on the machine.
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NAME
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DESCRIPTION
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