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Hi. I had the same problem and this solution was really helpful. However, I was able to do this without an installation CD. From the login screen, I did a STOP A then boot into failsafe modeboot...

OK I finished up and checked out the machine and its looking good. Thanks for all of your patient help! Its not going to sit on the same subnet so its good to go..

I got:

autoboot false true
boot-command boot boot
boot-file
boot device disk net disk net

So I changed the autoboot? and I'm good to go..

Thanks!

OK.. Thank you everyone..

The machine is up and running!

For the record- the drivers were in fact on the Solaris 9 Software CDs ((/Product directory- disk 1 of 2) even though you read in many...