GNOME install

Hoping someone can assist me with this issue.
I have been trying to install GNOME 2.0 on my SUN Blade 100 with Solaris 9
OS.
The issues that I am facing is, once I've done the following:
To enable AccessX functionality on systems :-

1.. Log in as root, then open a terminal window.

2.. Check that the file /etc/dt/config/Xservers does not exist, then run
the following commands:

1.. mkdir -p /etc/dt/config

2.. cp /usr/dt/config/Xservers /etc/dt/config/Xservers


3.. Open the file /etc/dt/config/Xservers.

4.. Add the following string to the end of the Xsun command line in the
Xservers file: +kb

5.. Exit and save the Xservers file.

6.. Run the following command: pkill -HUP dtlogin

7.. Log out of the desktop, then log back in. (THE ISSUE THAT I FACE IS
WHEN TRYING TO LOGIN VIA CDE THE KEYS ON THE KEYBOARD ARE MAPPED
INCORRECTLY, HOW CAN I GET PASSED THIS.)

8.. To verify that you have successfully enabled AccessX, run the
following command and look for XKEYBOARD in the extensions list: xdpyinfo (I
CANNOT VERIFY THIS DUE TO ME NOT BEING ABLE TO LOGIN VIA CDE. IF DONE
THROUGH THE COMMAND LINE I STILL CANNOT VERIFY)

i edit the file like this:

:0 Local localuid@console root /usr/openwin/...:0 -nobanner +kb

is this correct?