Keeping an x86 Based System Bootable (Task Map)

Table 8-1 Keeping an x86 Based System Bootable: Task Map

Task	Description	For Instructions
List the contents of the boot archive by using the `bootadm` command.	Use the `bootadm list-archive` command to list the contents of the boot archive.	How to List the Contents of the Boot Archive
Manage the `boot-archive` service.	The `boot-archive` service is controlled by the SMF. Use the `svcs` command to verify whether the `boot-archive` service is running. Use the `svcadm` command to enable or disable the service.	Managing the Boot Archive SMF Service
Clear a boot archive update failure on an x86 based system by using the `auto-reboot-safe` property.	Use this procedure in cases where the boot archive update on an x86 based system fails because the `auto-reboot-safe` property is set to `false`.	How to Clear a Failed Automatic Boot Archive Update by Using the `auto-reboot-safe` Property
Clear a boot archive update failure on an x86 based system by using the `bootadm` command.	Use this procedure to manually clear boot archive update failures on an x86 based system, if the `auto-reboot-safe` property is enabled.	How to Clear a Failed Automatic Boot Archive Update by Manually Updating the Boot Archive

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