Trouble using flash archive

Hi all.

To shorten the restore time of a machine, I'm testing an NFS-mounted flash archive to install the OS. I'm using Solaris 8 on a fully-patched 280R. I get the following message when trying to mount the flash directory:

Error archive not found

I exited the install program and was able to mount the flash directory just fine. I could even see the patches in that directory. Why can't I mount the directory?
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