Happily, there is a workaround that you can try.
To turn a solaris 9 "cd 1 of 1" into two mountable filesystems, do the following:
[first make sure you have 500 megs free in /tmp, or adjust dd command below to somewhere with more space. Then...] mkdir /mnt/s0 /mnt/s1 lofiadm -a cd1.iso mount -o ro -F hsfs /dev/lofi/1 /mnt/s0 df -k /dev/lofi/1 |tail -1 |awk '{print $2}' dd if=cd1.iso of=/tmp/cd1.s1.img bs=1k iseek=(number from prev line) lofiadm -a /tmp/cd1.s1.img mount -o ro -F ufs /dev/lofi/2 /mnt/s1Note that because the filesystem type is ufs made on sparc, you can only mount it directly on a sparc. You can now run /mnt/s0/Solaris_9/Tools/setup_install_server. This has been shown to work with sol9 FCS, but not neccessarily later releases.
An alternate method, that only works on the SAME ARCHITECTURE OF THE CDROM IMAGE (sparc for sparc, x86 for x86), will be:
[first, download and compile scanufs.c] scanufs cd1.iso [Note which block it says the filesystem starts at] dd if=cd1.iso of=/tmp/cd1.s1.img iseek=(number from prev command) lofiadm -a /tmp/cd1.s1.img mount -o ro -F ufs /dev/lofi/2 /mnt/s1Use the FIRST location reported. Following locations will be phantoms because of backup copies of the filesystem "superblock".
Note on mounting the DVD: you may want to have
set hsfs:nhsnode=7256
in /etc/system to work around a filesystem driver bug.
# Sample of what to do with newer images... lofiadm -a /path/to/sol10dvd.iso mount -o ro -F hsfs -o ro /dev/lofi/1 /mnt/cdrom